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    How to add a default line break to Word Note pad when writing html code?

    First off, let's get one thing straight. Notepad is probably THE NUMBER ONE WORD PROCESSOR -- in terms of features it DOES NOT have. Your question is like, "How can I make my donkey run fast enough to achieve Escape Velocity?" Well, the simple answer is, "You can't." Not on planet Earth...
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    Is there a program or a website that will let me flash an image for 200 msec?

    You could create an animated GIF that has exactly three frames, where the first and third frame is blank. Set the timing on the first frame to some arbitrary number of seconds, set the second frame to half a second, and set it up so that it doesn't repeat. There are numerous applications that...
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    How do i use HTML color codes?

    Depends on where you want the color. E.g., you can change the background of the entire page on the <BODY> tag: <BODY bgcolor="#727272"> <!-- dark grey --> You can change the color of your text in the <FONT> tag: <FONT color="#EE0000">This text should be red</FONT> Or you can make similar...
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    Why won't onBlur work in HTML (Dreamweaver)?

    Try the following code, and build on it. <HTML> <HEAD> <SCRIPT language=javascript> function foo(whom) { ***alert (whom); } </SCRIPT> </HEAD> <BODY> <INPUT TYPE=text ***NAME=Fred ***onBlur="foo('left Fred');"> </INPUT> <INPUT TYPE=text ***NAME=Bill ***onBlur="foo('left Bill');"> </INPUT>...
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    Why won't onBlur work in HTML (Dreamweaver)?

    Try the following code, and build on it. <HTML> <HEAD> <SCRIPT language=javascript> function foo(whom) { ***alert (whom); } </SCRIPT> </HEAD> <BODY> <INPUT TYPE=text ***NAME=Fred ***onBlur="foo('left Fred');"> </INPUT> <INPUT TYPE=text ***NAME=Bill ***onBlur="foo('left Bill');"> </INPUT>...
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    scripting.FileSystemObject is showing Undefinedwhen it is being used in asp.net's htm

    Have you considered that maybe it's a security issue where a website is not allowed access to the client's machine? When you run it locally, it's not a security issue, because you're running a local program locally. But you open up a nasty can of worms allowing strangers remote access to your...
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