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AS is my homepage

  • Yes

    Votes: 5 19.2%
  • No

    Votes: 21 80.8%

  • Total voters
    26
Nope. I have my e-mail as my homepage.


But... alot of my email is reply notifications from ASite, so... it might as well be!:D
 
moresillyquestions

hi there butch great idea...Huh Hum...how do I do it?

Is it mike that says "The only silly question is the one you dont ask" Derek..........
 
nope

have another forum as my homepage

how to set it up.....bloody stupid question......

go to tools, then to internet options, copy the url from the address bar into the box under the genral tab marked as home page, then click apply......ok......

close window down and go somewhere else, then click the home button (the wee house) just to check its working

jamie
 
thanksforyoursupport

"how to set it up.....bloody stupid question......"





hi Jamie thanks i'll have a go...


I notice in your profile "trainee climber" Think you'll have any questions about climbing???how to set it up.....bloody stupid question......

please dont offer any advice on my "quote problems"


..................Derek.................
 
Hi Derek.  No advice?  How about a lesson?

The "M" in HTML is "markup".  What that means is the text has directives which can be applied to it.  This bulletin board software also uses markup codes.  To markup a section of text you have to enclose it with a beginning markup tag and a closing markup tag.  The closing markup tag is the same as the beginning one except it has a slash (/) preceding it within the special markup delimiter characters.

Here are some of the markups this software uses:<ul><li>bold text = bold text<li>underlined text = underlined text<li>italic text = italic text<li>web site location = web site location (has to be a real one to work, natrually)<li>
quoted text
=
quoted text
</ul>
Markups can be nested (like both italic and bold applied to the text) but they must be undone in exact reverse order from which they were applied.&nbsp; This bold text can also be italic text.

If I wanted to
a bunch of stuff that you said
and intermix some of my own stuff between
some more stuff that you said
it would look like:
<blockquote>If I wanted to
a bunch of stuff that you said
and intermix some of my own stuff between
some more stuff that you said
it would look like (this)</blockquote>
Glen
 
I used about:blank for years but recently switched to file:/home/glen/.netscape/search.html since better than half the time I clicked on the search button (which calls that page) first thing anyway.
 
practisingquotes

As promised i'll have a go..
Hi Derek. No advice? How about a lesson?/b


somthing eles blah blah blah
weathernetwork is home for me, AB is the next site I go to after I see whats heading my way for the day.


above without little box


{b/}bold text = bold textbold text = bold text}
that time {b} patse..does ent look right on this screan



[ubold text = bold text/]

Ill go have a look then deleat this chit
 
still tring

{b}{i}bold text = bold text{i}

damm thing

Origanly posted by glens
bold text = bold text


posted by rocky

bold text = bold text
bold text = bold text

ok ive had a go still feel stupid,Wheres the idel screw?
carnt use a 13/64th on it...


this aint no chainsaw...thanks glens but im not getting it into the pop up box... do I put { in first, then past, then}..
by your "lesson" i close brackets {b} first but see what comes through..I found if I just cut and past, no littel box.at least the text comes out... what am i doing wrong (other than using this,to begin with)?? I think I get most of it but whats the very first action
 
Re: thanksforyoursupport

Originally posted by Derek
"how to set it up.....bloody stupid question......"





hi Jamie thanks i'll have a go...


I notice in your profile "trainee climber" Think you'll have any questions about climbing???how to set it up.....bloody stupid question......

please dont offer any advice on my "quote problems"


..................Derek.................


Hey Derek
I dont get guys who forget that they are experienced in some areas and not in everything
There are no stupid questions
Later
John
 
Are you laughing at me butch????

Be carefull, I might bring up some of your question from 3 years ago...I've been reading them....

bold text = bold text..

bold text = bold text
bold text = bold text

"bold[bold text = bold text/b] text = bold text"


now I carnt get rid of all that

{u}bold text = bold text
Thanx john carnt seem to quote you

How do i go back to "default" settings on the quote box???
 
Re: still tring

Originally posted by Derek
do I put { in first, then past, then}..
by your "lesson" i close brackets {b} first but see what comes through..I found if I just cut and past, no littel box.at least the text comes out... what am i doing wrong (other than using this,to begin with)?? I think I get most of it but whats the very first action

So you've noted you can't use [ when describing the codes, and are using { instead?&nbsp; That's what I'll understand you to be doing, and I'll do it too.

{quote} and {/quote} surround the text to be quoted (thus displayed in the separate little "box").&nbsp; You'd type {quote}, then paste your quoted text, then type {/quote}.&nbsp; Alternatively, you can quote the whole thing and if you want to answer in the middle of it and then resume the quote, you'd insert a {/b} (if there's an "open" {b} (usually is)) then a {/quote}. That will close the little blocked section and return you to "normal" looking text.&nbsp; Don't forget to insert a {quote}{b} before the remaining quoted part to reinstate the quoted box and the bold typeface.

It doesn't matter what all is "open", be it {quote}, {b}, {i}, etc.&nbsp; They can be invoked in any order, but when they have been "opened", they must be "closed" ({/whatever}) in strict reverse order, but they don't have to be all closed at one time (unless it's the end of the "job").

More later if you want it.

Glen
 
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