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> Tom Pepper Willett
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Greetings,
I have several Java applets on my site. FP 98 (beta) is placing dozens of
these " " in the message for browsers with out Java support.
I delete 'em and they come back... I get more every time I edit the page.
These are old pages I have maintained with Notepad, FP1, FP97, and now FP98.
FP 97 may have been doing the same thing. I have just (recently) gotten
around to making these pages non-Java friendly
They are not a problem for Java enabled browsers... but the reap havoc on my
non-Java clients. My site is based on carefully aligned frames and these
little buggers throw everything off.
Example1:
<applet code="Lake.class" codebase="../clock/" align="baseline" Example 2: Any ideas?
5. Does FP2000 treat an '&' as it is, or as '&'? 6. a space in a dos file-name! 7. Win 95 Network File & Print sharing & PSW permissions & password greyed out 8. The Clinton, Starr Report in FULL <-- Disable JavaScript! 11. Q: IIS4&FP98&IE&www-trafic_policy
width="130" height="58">
<param name="href" value="../content/home.htm">
<param name="image" value="../images/mainref2.jpg">
<param
name="overlay">
nbsp; <img src="../images/mainref2.jpg"
width="130" height="31">
</applet>
<applet code="Clock.class" codebase="../clock/" align="baseline"
width="77" height="77">
<param name="ANALOGUE" value="yes">
<param name="BACKGROUND" value="255,255,255">
<param name="FACE" value="../clock/clockface.jpg">
<param name="FOREGROUND" value="0.0.0">
<param name="HOURHAND" value="50,150,225">
<param name="MINHAND" value="50,150,225">
<param name="SECHAND" value="255,0,0">
<param name="seconds"
value="true"> &n
sp;
nbsp; &nbs
; <font
color="#FFFFFF"><img src="../clock/noclock.jpg" width="77"
height="77"></font>
</applet>
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