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I have a form design, I also have a document that has been created from that form, now I would like to convert this document and the form design to HTML so that I can email to a non-notes email address, such as Yahoo! or GMail. How can I accomplish this?

I do not want to have to copy code for any reader. I just want to insert the whole page in a small box on my Web page. It should be able to update automatically, without needing JavaScript, PHP, or some external reader.

Please do not answer if you think there is an easier way to do it that contains ANY external reader or PHP or is the "best way". I need to know this way for school.

I may consider using JavaScript as a last resort. I just don't want to HAVE to use it, if I can get away with it.

Every time I plug my microphone/speaker headset in to my computer a dialog box pulls up that says something like, device detected being plugged into a pink """whatever you call it on a sound card""" This device is a """a microphone, speaker, etc""". I was in a hurry, and accidentally clicked the Do Not Show This Message Again check box, and also clicked cancel. So how do I undo that, and make the message show up again?

Knowing that nobody really likes banner ads, at least I don't think they do, how would increased broadband Internet availability affect banner ad size? Factoring in the fact that most users' chief complaint about the Web is slow or impaired speed.

If so, does the buyer pay Illinois or California sales taxes?

How do I show the results the person has entered into the form in the custom page?

When talking in terms of PHP, ASP and JSP, what does the PHP in PHP stand for in PHP Hypertext Preprocessor?

I am on Chapter 7, and there is a challenge from the sphinx that asks you to make the one move that does NOT checkmate Black. If you haven't played the game, but think you can help me find the one move that does NOT checkmate, then I can e-mail you a print screen of how the board is setup. It is White's move, by the way. Oh, and if you have played the game, I can send you a print screen of how the board is setup as well, if you don't remember.

The game was made by ValuSoft. Just for notes.

On level/part whatever it's called, there is a sphinx with a "riddle" question/quest whatever, on one move that does NOT checkmate Black. I have "pulled hair out" and got major headaches staring at the screen trying to figure out that one move. What is it? I am beginning to believe that it is impossible. Can anyone tell me what the answer is, and how the move is made?

That must validate as XHTML 1.0 Strict. It must be able to play in Mozilla Firefox only. And it MUST validate, I can't stress that enough. Here are the codes I have tried to use so far:

<p>

<object type="video/x-ms-wmv"

data="Itprogram"

width="320" height="260">

<param name="src"

value="Stylesheets/itprogram.wmv" />

<param name="autostart" value="true" />

<param name="controller" value="true" />

</object>

</p>

<p>

<object id="video" width="320" height="240"

style="position:relative; margin-top:2px; margin-left:2px;" classid="clsid:6BF52A52-394A-11d3-B153-00C04F79FAA6" type="application/x-oleobject">

<param name="url" value="Stylesheets/itprogram.wmv"/><param name="SendPlayStateChangeEvents" value="true"/><param name="AutoStart" value="true"/><param name="uiMode" value="none"/><param name="PlayCount" value="9999"/>

</object></p>

The code that normally appears in IE correctly does not appear in Firefox.

<ul>

<li>1</li>

<li>2</li>

<li>3</li>

</ul>

It would make it appear as some dark diamond. I want it to appear as a dark round bullet, like you would see in Microsoft Word. I have tried using list-style-type: circle; but it won't read. How do I create a dark round bullet?

Is there a code that makes it work in Firefox? My links will work in Internet Explorer, but they won't work in Mozilla Firefox. Is there anybody that can help?

Maybe even have a sample code that will work in both IE and MF?

And explain why it doesn't work in MF but it does in IE?

Please follow this link and look at the name of the game in the top.

http://www.cheatcc.com/psx2/sg/tomb_raider_anniver...

Do you see where it says Tomb Raider using this "symbol" | ?

What do you call that type of "creation" for lack of a better term?

I can't figure out how to sign him up. Please do not tell me it is the same way I signed up, because I have went through that process a million times. I have even sent Yahoo! an email and they haven't responded yet and it is starting to sound like they don't care. Can someone please walk me through the process? Also, he has just signed up a Yahoo! account, it is his first, and may be his last because he says he is starting to like google mail better, now.

Everytime I click on the "Get Started" link it takes me to another sign in page, so I sign in, it loads, then comes back to sign in page again, or it tells me my password or ID is wrong, or I have not got a valid account, why? how do i fix this?

I am serious. There was a question someone asked, that wanted to know what grade he could make to keep at least a low B. My answer was: That is a very stupid question!!!

Now, was that abuse? I mean have you seen some of the answers other users have given. Some are totally rude, some are totally off the wall.

The only reason I said that, is because he/she shouldn't worry about that. All they need to do is STUDY!!!!! That person, like any other person, no matter their grades in school, has the potential to be very smart. All I was saying in different words was don't ask that, just do your duty: STUDY STUDY STUDY.

Now, was I wrong in what I said if I only said:

That is a very stupid question!!! ?????????

Please give separate answers and reasons as to why you feel that way. Thanks...

I am using XHTML 1.0 Strict. I need to know how to rotate text in a Web page, where the text is read properly from bottom to top. I don't want constantly rotating text, but rather text that is permanently rotated 90 degrees.

The answers are going to be polled for school projects and website. Spread the word and help, please. Separate answers for both questions.