TCH-Thomas

No worries, Im still on pre-kindergarten stage

Sorry Mike and rammie, I didnt think of that.

I see Don is reading this and he always beats me in typing (but I will try to answer though), so I just want to say Welcome to us (if you decide to move). Answers would be though: 1) Yes 2) Yes, you would need separate ones or a reseller. 3) Moving a domain is free of charge as far as I know.

Ok, will do that Don So to include one menu for my own personal site and a different one for the webring for instance I would just have to name them differently, like personalmenu.php and webringmenu.php? Sorry for all questions, but Im just trying to extend my knowledge.

Im sorry Lisa but now Im more lost.

Ok, Im lost but thats ok. Thanks anyway Mike J The includes I am thinking of is similar to this ><?php include('http://www.domain.com/menu.php'); ?> And what I mean is, is there something like images, certain scripts etc that is not smart to include (like logo.gif etc)?

I havent much experience with php includes yet, so excuse for an eventual dumb question Is there anything that is not smart to make as an include?

I checked in the Gmail forums and they tell me to suggest it to gmail. I think the best we can do to make it happen is to fill out the suggest a feature form.

Im just a customer so I cant tell but I believe it will be when cpanel.net decides its time.

Thanks Don I skipped the dot when trying Robs suggestion. The dot is important in this?

Last night I had a IM-conversation with my nephew, age 15. He said he will make a performance with some friends (story doesnt tell, but I think its in school) and he hopes he gets to play one of the instruments instead of singing. Why not sing I asked. Well, no one will stay to listen then he says. Since we both will attend a bday party on Saturday, I told him to sing this song for all at the party. No, I dont have the lyrics he say (happy written). Conversation ends. Then I searched for the lyrics and emailed him them within 5 minutes. Am I a bad uncle?

Its still in beta so hopefully it will be a feature.

Thanks Rob. Lucky man . I get them not daily but weekly.

Have a look at this page and see if it helps http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/archive/index.php/t-60377-p-11.html. In message from Intex on 18. Jul 2004, 08:06 it sounds like same problem (sort of anyway. NOTE: I am not sure).

There is some compability guide in start menu > Accessories, have you tried it?

Vegetable Yuck!

Cake (I want one woooot )

154 East Fifth Street is probably where someone else has its office.

Thomas, the outter scrollbar = the browser's scrollbar? Yes, that is what I am trying to get rid of since all dynamic (correct word?) content is in iframes Why not use php includes (or shtml but yuck ) to pull the information into the page, rather than iframes, and let the page expand is necessary? that's more search engine and bookmark friendly, too..... After what I have understood when reading about includes, they are excellent for static stuff, but for other things, it doesnt matter if its done with includes or the old way. I included my very first include in just less than 2 weeks ago, so maybe I am wrong? If so please tell me. To have the whole page not exapnding is the idea in this. As for search engines... This is just my little personal page, with very little content that might be interesting for the whole world to see, so it doesnt really matter if I am number 1 or 100 in the search engines. I advertise my world to those I want to see it in my own ways Asfor bookmark friendly... Yes, it would be nice for the visitor if he or she could bookmark just my animal world, but thats not the point with my world. If you are on my site you might just as well wanna read about Spina Bifida or lousy wisdoms, and then a bookmark for the whole site is handy. I'm just trying to get my head around what you've done and why. =) Im just screwing up and making things more difficult than it needs to be By the way... shtml Whats that?

Good thinking Lisa. Now, why didnt I think of that. But why I would want to do this is basically for in time eliminating the outer scroll bar and the menu is the only thing that stops it. The rest I can place in iframes (as I already done) so if anyone has any suggestions on how do this and still have a readable menu, my eyes and ears are open.

Not a good idea. Those Ive tried is good at spamming.

I can understand how people spam me using my emailadress but when I get a spam mail at myname@serverxx.totalchoicehosting.com, how do they do that? Does all users on that server get same mail then?

Thanks Blue But, is there a way to add that in to the script? I use Cutesite builder and sometimes it gets a little mad at me (in lack of words) when I add stuff in to head so I try to add as much as possible in to the real scripts.

I found this little script but when I try it, it use different fontsizes in I.E and Firefox. Is there any way I can make it use same size in both browsers? ><script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> function jump(form) { var myindex=form.menu.selectedIndex if (form.menu.options[myindex].value != "0") { window.open(form.menu.options[myindex].value, target="yourframename"); } } //--> </script> <form name="lissamenu2" ACTION=URI> <select name="menu" onchange="jump(this.form)"> <option value="0">Where to?</option> <option value="0"></option> (this adds a space). <option value="http://www.lissaexplains.com">Home</option> <option value="http://www.lissaexplains.com/fun.shtml">Fun Stuff</option> <option value="http://www.lissaexplains.com/cursor.shtml">Lissa's Cursors</option> </select> </form>

Thanks guys. It worries me a little though cause now I clicked on a similar one found in explorer. The icon on dektop says "C:\Documents and Settings\Tompa\Skrivbord" The folder found in explorer says...(See attachement).