Hi Lotta and All,

>> I noticed that AltaVista allowed five freebies and then said if
>> they are accepted it would take 4-6 weeks.
>
>No, it says "Add or remove up to 5 URLs _at_ a_time_"
>
>>  Are any of the others for free
>
>All 'real' engines are free AFAIK.

Yes, that is what it said come to think of it.  I guess the gig
bucks part is if you want to do hundreds and get "Express
Service" so to speak.  Thanks.  I feel a bit better now.  So, not
it is a matter of finding each ones hidden place to Add or
Submit.  I did not see them easily like Google, Go.com
(InfoSeek), WebCrawler... I saw one that it appeared they wanted
you to register, but then did not mention if that was needed to
Add.

So... does anybody have a "cheat sheet" they use to Add or get to
the pages to Add to the most popular?

Just saw your post Christine (SiteAdd.com).  I've seen that in
the past, perhaps that is an easy way to get started.  Opinions
please?

> Andale.com...You can set them to be invisible to anyone but
> you, too, which I like.

Yes, I might look into the invisible ones.  I think my domains
will be having a stat thing soon though with all the bells and
whistles.

Happy HTML'n and Tab'n!
Jody

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Hi Jody,

I gather that you are looking for free methods of registering with search
engines so this may not be what you're looking for..  However if you are willing
to spend $70, here is the link to the Addweb program I use that I've been very
happy with.

http://www.cyberspacehq.com/products/addweb/home.shtm

Once you get each site set up with it, just push a button and go get yourself a
cup of coffee while it does all the registering for you..  As far as how well
Addweb works, well since I've been using it the hits and ranking of my sites
have dramatically improved.

John

Hello all,

I've bitten the bullet and changed my biggest site over to CSS (tho still
with tables since the editor - among others - still uses NS 4.7x).

A question: Although I can get a visited headline to underline at hover,
the navigation won't do the same. (I have intentionally turned visited nav
back to the link color - which doesn't seem to work on NS 4.7x btw, but no
big deal.)

Site is: http://www.militaryweek.com

Typical nav coding looks like this:
<p><img src="images/dot_tan3.gif" width="6" height="6" border="0"
alt="*">  <a href="warroom.shtml" class="nav1">War Room</a><br>

[etc]</p>
Relevant parts of the style sheet look like this:
A:link {color: #600;
background: transparent;
text-decoration: none}

A:visited {color: #963;
background: transparent;
text-decoration: none}

A:active {color: #c96;
background: transparent;
text-decoration: none}

A:hover {text-decoration: underline}

A:visited.nav1 {color: #600;
background: transparent;
text-decoration: none}

.nav1 {color: #600; line-height: 1.2; font-size: x-small; font-weight:
bold; font-family: verdana, geneva, arial, sans-serif}
These do underline at hover after visited:
.hed {font-weight: bold; line-height: 1.2; font-size: small}
(I've intentionally used keywords for font sizes so that the users/editor
can see fonts at their preferred - relative - size. Seems to be working -
and printing - fine.)

Have I done something which prevents "nav1" from underlining when hovering?

Kathy
http://artika.com

>A:hover {text-decoration: underline}


>A:visited.nav1 {color: #600;
>background: transparent;
>text-decoration: none}

It's easier to do the whole thing and the order is very important. 'hover'
must come after link and visited. The moment the mouse pointer hover over
it the link is still a link (or a visited link) and the last declared rule
wins. As you have it above a:hover doesn't stand a chance poor thing.

a.nav:link    {...}
a.nav:visited   {...}
a.nav:hover   {...}
a.nav: active {...}

http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/selector.html#dynamic-pseudo-classes

Just a thought, if you class or ID the container the nav links are in, may
it be a DIV or a P or a TD, you can use a contextual selector. Then you
only have to type the class/id once instead of in each link.

nav a:link   {}
nav a:visited   {}
and so on...


<div id="nav">
<a href="">xxx</a>
.....
</div>


Lotta

Me wrote:

>nav a:link   {}
>nav a:visited   {}
>and so on...

Sorry! That should be:

#nav a:link {}
#nav a:visited {}
and so on...

or
.nav a:link  {}
and so on if you use a class.

When will I learn not to write things directly in the email?


Lotta

I was poking around the clip library page and discovered that Igor Podlubny
has built a validation 'engine' for Notetab. It uses James Clark's SGML
Parser which he has been kind enough to compile for us so it all works out
of the box. It's very cool.

Pretty unique too, me thinks. The only other true validator for Windows
that I know of that doesn't require skills to install and run is ARV (
http://arealvalidator.com/ ) which I own and love. I still find it useful
to have yet another option available. Hope we'll see a CSS 'validator'
soon. ;-)

Try it!
<http://www.tuke.sk/podlubny/ov.html>

Lotta

nice!
check it out!

----- Original Message -----
From: "loro" <loro@...>
To: <ntb-html@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 6:11 AM
Subject: [NH] HTML Validator for NTP


> I was poking around the clip library page and discovered that Igor
Podlubny
> has built a validation 'engine' for Notetab. It uses James Clark's SGML
> Parser which he has been kind enough to compile for us so it all works out
> of the box. It's very cool.
>
> Pretty unique too, me thinks. The only other true validator for Windows
> that I know of that doesn't require skills to install and run is ARV (
> http://arealvalidator.com/ ) which I own and love. I still find it useful
> to have yet another option available. Hope we'll see a CSS 'validator'
> soon. ;-)
>
> Try it!
> <http://www.tuke.sk/podlubny/ov.html>
>
> Lotta
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
>

Hi Kathy,

I've only taken a quick peek at your minimal.css stylesheet so far, so there may
be more than this, but try changing the following line in your stylesheet from:

A:visited.nav1 {color: #600;

To:

A:visited .nav1 {color: #600;

(Insert a space after visited)

John




--- In ntb-html@yahoogroups.com, Kathy Jungjohann <kjj@a...> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I've bitten the bullet and changed my biggest site over to CSS (tho still
> with tables since the editor - among others - still uses NS 4.7x).
>
> A question: Although I can get a visited headline to underline at hover,
> the navigation won't do the same. (I have intentionally turned visited nav
> back to the link color - which doesn't seem to work on NS 4.7x btw, but no
> big deal.)
>
> Site is: http://www.militaryweek.com
>
> Typical nav coding looks like this:
> <p><img src="images/dot_tan3.gif" width="6" height="6" border="0"
> alt="*">  <a href="warroom.shtml" class="nav1">War Room</a><br>
>
> [etc]</p>
> Relevant parts of the style sheet look like this:
> A:link {color: #600;
> background: transparent;
> text-decoration: none}
>
> A:visited {color: #963;
> background: transparent;
> text-decoration: none}
>
> A:active {color: #c96;
> background: transparent;
> text-decoration: none}
>
> A:hover {text-decoration: underline}
>
> A:visited.nav1 {color: #600;
> background: transparent;
> text-decoration: none}
>
> .nav1 {color: #600; line-height: 1.2; font-size: x-small; font-weight:
> bold; font-family: verdana, geneva, arial, sans-serif}
> These do underline at hover after visited:
> .hed {font-weight: bold; line-height: 1.2; font-size: small}
> (I've intentionally used keywords for font sizes so that the users/editor
> can see fonts at their preferred - relative - size. Seems to be working -
> and printing - fine.)
>
> Have I done something which prevents "nav1" from underlining when hovering?
>
> Kathy
> http://artika.com

Or better yet Kathy, why not take these two sections in your stylesheet:

A:visited .nav1 {color: #600;
background: transparent;
text-decoration: none}

and

.nav1 {color: #600; line-height: 1.2; font-size: x-small; font-weight: bold;
font-family: verdana, geneva, arial, sans-serif}

and combine them into something like this.

.nav A:visited {
color: #600;
background: transparent;
line-height: 1.2;
font-size: x-small;
font-weight: bold;
font-family: verdana, geneva, arial, sans-serif;
text-decoration: none}


John



--- In ntb-html@yahoogroups.com, Kathy Jungjohann <kjj@a...> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I've bitten the bullet and changed my biggest site over to CSS (tho still
> with tables since the editor - among others - still uses NS 4.7x).
>
> A question: Although I can get a visited headline to underline at hover,
> the navigation won't do the same. (I have intentionally turned visited nav
> back to the link color - which doesn't seem to work on NS 4.7x btw, but no
> big deal.)
>
> Site is: http://www.militaryweek.com
>
> Typical nav coding looks like this:
> <p><img src="images/dot_tan3.gif" width="6" height="6" border="0"
> alt="*">  <a href="warroom.shtml" class="nav1">War Room</a><br>
>
> [etc]</p>
> Relevant parts of the style sheet look like this:
> A:link {color: #600;
> background: transparent;
> text-decoration: none}
>
> A:visited {color: #963;
> background: transparent;
> text-decoration: none}
>
> A:active {color: #c96;
> background: transparent;
> text-decoration: none}
>
> A:hover {text-decoration: underline}
>
> A:visited.nav1 {color: #600;
> background: transparent;
> text-decoration: none}
>
> .nav1 {color: #600; line-height: 1.2; font-size: x-small; font-weight:
> bold; font-family: verdana, geneva, arial, sans-serif}
> These do underline at hover after visited:
> .hed {font-weight: bold; line-height: 1.2; font-size: small}
> (I've intentionally used keywords for font sizes so that the users/editor
> can see fonts at their preferred - relative - size. Seems to be working -
> and printing - fine.)
>
> Have I done something which prevents "nav1" from underlining when hovering?
>
> Kathy
> http://artika.com

Oops, my last would only work if you called them as Lotta suggested..

Do we have you confused yet? LOL

John



--- In ntb-html@yahoogroups.com, "John Zeman <john041650@y...>"
<john041650@y...> wrote:
> Or better yet Kathy, why not take these two sections in your stylesheet:
>
> A:visited .nav1 {color: #600;
> background: transparent;
> text-decoration: none}
>
> and
>
> .nav1 {color: #600; line-height: 1.2; font-size: x-small; font-weight: bold;
font-family: verdana, geneva, arial, sans-serif}
>
> and combine them into something like this.
>
> .nav A:visited {
> color: #600;
> background: transparent;
> line-height: 1.2;
> font-size: x-small;
> font-weight: bold;
> font-family: verdana, geneva, arial, sans-serif;
> text-decoration: none}
>
>
> John
>
>
>
> --- In ntb-html@yahoogroups.com, Kathy Jungjohann <kjj@a...> wrote:
> > Hello all,
> >
> > I've bitten the bullet and changed my biggest site over to CSS (tho still
> > with tables since the editor - among others - still uses NS 4.7x).
> >
> > A question: Although I can get a visited headline to underline at hover,
> > the navigation won't do the same. (I have intentionally turned visited nav
> > back to the link color - which doesn't seem to work on NS 4.7x btw, but no
> > big deal.)
> >
> > Site is: http://www.militaryweek.com
> >
> > Typical nav coding looks like this:
> > <p><img src="images/dot_tan3.gif" width="6" height="6" border="0"
> > alt="*">  <a href="warroom.shtml" class="nav1">War Room</a><br>
> >
> > [etc]</p>
> > Relevant parts of the style sheet look like this:
> > A:link {color: #600;
> > background: transparent;
> > text-decoration: none}
> >
> > A:visited {color: #963;
> > background: transparent;
> > text-decoration: none}
> >
> > A:active {color: #c96;
> > background: transparent;
> > text-decoration: none}
> >
> > A:hover {text-decoration: underline}
> >
> > A:visited.nav1 {color: #600;
> > background: transparent;
> > text-decoration: none}
> >
> > .nav1 {color: #600; line-height: 1.2; font-size: x-small; font-weight:
> > bold; font-family: verdana, geneva, arial, sans-serif}
> > These do underline at hover after visited:
> > .hed {font-weight: bold; line-height: 1.2; font-size: small}
> > (I've intentionally used keywords for font sizes so that the users/editor
> > can see fonts at their preferred - relative - size. Seems to be working -
> > and printing - fine.)
> >
> > Have I done something which prevents "nav1" from underlining when hovering?
> >
> > Kathy
> > http://artika.com

Thanks John,
Actually, I followed both of Lotta's suggestions and it worked.
I changed the order of a: so it is link, visited, hover, active,
and moved the class into the <p>, rather than in the anchor.

Kathy
http://militaryweek.com
http://artika.com

I'm happy you got it figured out Kathy.  I really did a poor job of trying to
explain things last night..  Plus after my third post I realized that I never
actually answered your original question.  So this morning I was going to come
groveling in here on my hands and knees begging for the Yahoo Gods (aka Jody or
Julie) to delete my previous posts so I could start all over.  But now I see
that's not necessary..

So instead, I'm going to go do what everyone else is doing around here today...

I'm going outside to spend the next several hours shoveling and blowing away the
drifted in snow we got overnight.

John


--- In ntb-html@yahoogroups.com, Kathy Jungjohann <kjj@a...> wrote:
> Thanks John,
> Actually, I followed both of Lotta's suggestions and it worked.
> I changed the order of a: so it is link, visited, hover, active,
> and moved the class into the <p>, rather than in the anchor.
>
> Kathy
> http://militaryweek.com
> http://artika.com

Hi John,

> I'm going outside to spend the next several hours
> shoveling and blowing away the drifted in snow we got
> overnight.

Can you come and do my driveway/sidewalks while I'm at work :-)?
The snow blower/shovellers (husband and son) deserted us for
four days and are watching cars and trucks go 'round and 'round
in Daytona <G>.

Reply privately or off-topic please :-).

Julie,
in "hopefully not stuck at work" MD!

Will someone please share with me the registry key(s) with which NoteTab Pro is
associated with IE6 to "view source".

Thanks!

Mike Hopkins
ironmike@...

Hi Mike,

MH> Will someone please share with me the registry key(s) with which
MH> NoteTab Pro is associated with IE6 to "view source".

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer

make a new key called "View Source Editor"

right click, make another key called "Editor Name"  (literally Editor
Name, not the name of the editor you want to use.....)

modify the "Default Value" of this new key to be the path to the
NoteTab executable.

So you should end up with a key:

HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\View Source Editor\Editor
Name with a default value pointing to NoteTab.



*NOTE this key may exist already, although it is not likely.  If it
does exist, just modify the value there is no need to create a new
key.



--
Regards,
  Jason Waugh

Jason:

Good tip ... but ... rather than using the "normal" Notetab Pro I want to
pass the following parameter string which opens Ntb using a different INI
file. When I try to add parameters at the end I get this message:
---------------------------
C:\Program Files\AmbPF\NoteTab Pro\NotePro.exe /NS  /INI=NoteProWork
/INST=NoteProWork
---------------------------
Cannot find the file 'C:\Program Files\AmbPF\NoteTab Pro\NotePro.exe /NS
/INI=NoteProWork /INST=NoteProWork' (or one of its components). Make sure
the path and filename are correct and that all required libraries are
available.
---------------------------
OK
---------------------------
I tried various combinations of quotes: around the file-spec, around the
whole string etc, but nothing seems to prevent the file-not-found error
except putting just the raw file-spec in.

Note: this is the target of the shortcut I normally use to invoke Notetab
with NoteProWork.ini.

Can anyone figure out a way around this? (I'm using Win2K)


Regards ... Alec
--

---- Original Message ----
From: "Jason Waugh" <jwaugh26@...>
To: <ntb-html@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 23:22
Subject: Re: [NH] Registry key for associating NTP with IE

> Hi Mike,
>
>> Will someone please share with me the registry key(s) with which
>> NoteTab Pro is associated with IE6 to "view source".
>
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer
>
> make a new key called "View Source Editor"
>
> right click, make another key called "Editor Name"  (literally Editor
> Name, not the name of the editor you want to use.....)
>
> modify the "Default Value" of this new key to be the path to the
> NoteTab executable.
>
> So you should end up with a key:
>
> HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\View Source Editor\Editor
> Name with a default value pointing to NoteTab.
>
>
>
> *NOTE this key may exist already, although it is not likely.  If it
> does exist, just modify the value there is no need to create a new
> key.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jason Waugh" <jwaugh26@...>

Subject: Re: [NH] Registry key for associating NTP with IE


> Hi Mike,
>
> MH> Will someone please share with me the registry key(s) with which
> MH> NoteTab Pro is associated with IE6 to "view source".

> (...  ...  ....)

> So you should end up with a key:
>
> HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\View Source Editor\Editor
> Name with a default value pointing to NoteTab.
>
> --
> Regards,
>  Jason Waugh
>

I did as you suggested, Jason, but when I clicked on 'view source' I was
rewarded with a message box that informed me that IE could
not find 'notepro.exe', even though I used cut'n'paste to enter the complete
path into the new key. When I cleared this message box
I was rewarded with another which informed that notepad could not be found.

I poked around with regedit a bit more -- and I found an existing key similar to
the one you suggested:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Default HTML Editor...

with the default value of "none". I changed this to the path to NotePro.exe,
deleted your key and closed regedit.

When I restarted IE and tried to view source all worked fine.

I ran regedit again and checked the edited key. I found subkeys and values under
...\Default HTML Editor as follows:

\Default HTML  Editor   (default)      "C:\ProgramFiles\NoteTabPro\NotePro.exe"
                         (description)  "NoteTab Pro"
     |
      \shell             (default)      value not set
       |
        \edit            (default)      "&edit"
         |
          \command       (default)      "C:\Program Files\NoteTab
Pro\NotePro.exe""%1"

(I suppose that will line-wrap for many of you; sorry.)

(The entries were quoted as above.)

This works fine for now, so I won't tinker further until it won't work any more.
Thanks for the help in any case. I really do
appreciate it.

Mike Hopkins
ironmike@...

Hello,

When I click on F8 in Note Tab Pro to have my IE browser preview my
.html file I get this message....

http://"%20c:/dorothyssite/dorothycurrin.html and my file is not displayed.

What do I need to do or what settings need to be changed so that I can view
my .html file with
IE and with NetScape?

Thanks,

Jim C. Gajniak

Hi Jim,

For what it's worth, below is the clip I use to view the html page I'm currently
editing in NoteTab with any one of 4 browsers.

John


^!SetWizardTitle View current page in any Browser

; BEGIN ONE LONG LINE
^!SetWizardTitle View in Other Browser
^!Set %x%=^?{(T=L;H=4) Select the Browser=Netscape 4^=[Netscape] ^**|Netscape
6.2^=[Netscape6] ^**|Opera^=[Opera] ^**|Internet Explorer^=[IExplore] ^**}
^!Url ^%x%
; END ONE LONG LINE

^!Url ^%x%





--- In ntb-html@yahoogroups.com, "theoldpro" <theoldpro@n...> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> When I click on F8 in Note Tab Pro to have my IE browser preview my
> .html file I get this message....
>
> http://"%20c:/dorothyssite/dorothycurrin.html and my file is not displayed.
>
> What do I need to do or what settings need to be changed so that I can view
> my .html file with
> IE and with NetScape?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jim C. Gajniak

Oops, a slight correction to my last post.  ^!Url ^%x% should only be in that
clip once (so it's like below in the quoted text), darn copy and paste got me
again.
John


--- In ntb-html@yahoogroups.com, "John Zeman <john041650@y...>"
<john041650@y...> wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
> For what it's worth, below is the clip I use to view the html page I'm
currently editing in NoteTab with any one of 4 browsers.
>
> John
>
>
> ^!SetWizardTitle View current page in any Browser
>
> ; BEGIN ONE LONG LINE
> ^!SetWizardTitle View in Other Browser
> ^!Set %x%=^?{(T=L;H=4) Select the Browser=Netscape 4^=[Netscape] ^**|Netscape
6.2^=[Netscape6] ^**|Opera^=[Opera] ^**|Internet Explorer^=[IExplore] ^**}
> ; END ONE LONG LINE
>
> ^!Url ^%x%
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In ntb-html@yahoogroups.com, "theoldpro" <theoldpro@n...> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > When I click on F8 in Note Tab Pro to have my IE browser preview my
> > .html file I get this message....
> >
> > http://"%20c:/dorothyssite/dorothycurrin.html and my file is not displayed.
> >
> > What do I need to do or what settings need to be changed so that I can view
> > my .html file with
> > IE and with NetScape?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Jim C. Gajniak

Sigh..  Thank God it's Friday, I found yet another typo in my previously posted
clip.  The clip works great for me, I'm just having trouble copying and pasting
it into here! LOL  For hopefully the final time, here is what that clip should
be..



; BEGIN ONE LONG LINE
^!Set %x%=^?{(T=L;H=4) Select the Browser=Netscape 4^=[Netscape] ^**|Netscape
6.2^=[Netscape6] ^**|Opera^=[Opera] ^**|Internet Explorer^=[IExplore] ^**}
; END ONE LONG LINE

^!Url ^%x%

thank you John.

will try it

Jim C. Gajniak
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: John Zeman <john041650@...>
   To: ntb-html@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 5:21 AM
   Subject: [NH] Re: Note Tab Pro


   Oops, a slight correction to my last post.  ^!Url ^%x% should only be in that
clip once (so it's like below in the quoted text), darn copy and paste got me
again.
   John


   --- In ntb-html@yahoogroups.com, "John Zeman <john041650@y...>"
<john041650@y...> wrote:
   > Hi Jim,
   >
   > For what it's worth, below is the clip I use to view the html page I'm
currently editing in NoteTab with any one of 4 browsers.
   >
   > John
   >
   >
   > ^!SetWizardTitle View current page in any Browser
   >
   > ; BEGIN ONE LONG LINE
   > ^!SetWizardTitle View in Other Browser
   > ^!Set %x%=^?{(T=L;H=4) Select the Browser=Netscape 4^=[Netscape]
^**|Netscape 6.2^=[Netscape6] ^**|Opera^=[Opera] ^**|Internet
Explorer^=[IExplore] ^**}
   > ; END ONE LONG LINE
   >
   > ^!Url ^%x%
   >
   >
   >
   >
   >
   > --- In ntb-html@yahoogroups.com, "theoldpro" <theoldpro@n...> wrote:
   > > Hello,
   > >
   > > When I click on F8 in Note Tab Pro to have my IE browser preview my
   > > .html file I get this message....
   > >
   > > http://"%20c:/dorothyssite/dorothycurrin.html and my file is not
displayed.
   > >
   > > What do I need to do or what settings need to be changed so that I can
view
   > > my .html file with
   > > IE and with NetScape?
   > >
   > > Thanks,
   > >
   > > Jim C. Gajniak


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theoldpro wrote:

>Hello,
>
>When I click on F8 in Note Tab Pro to have my IE browser preview my
>.html file I get this message....
>
>http://"%20c:/dorothyssite/dorothycurrin.html and my file is not displayed.
>
>What do I need to do or what settings need to be changed so that I can view
>my .html file with
>IE and with NetScape?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jim C. Gajniak
>
>

Hi Jim,

The Url as is pasted in the email is incorrect, there is a quote mark
and an extra space at the beginning of it.  You should figure out where
the extra characters are being introduced.

  You might try removing both, or, remove the space and add a quote to
the end of the url.   I think the browser is failing because it is
looking for a file path like the next line.

("space)c:/dorothyssite/dorothycurrin.html

With the quote and space this is an invalid path.

http://c|/dorothyssite/dorothycurrin.html

Try pasting in the above path to see it it works.

hrs

hsavage wrote:

>theoldpro wrote:
>
>
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>When I click on F8 in Note Tab Pro to have my IE browser preview my
>>.html file I get this message....
>>
>>http://"%20c:/dorothyssite/dorothycurrin.html and my file is not displayed.
>>
>>What do I need to do or what settings need to be changed so that I can view
>>my .html file with
>>IE and with NetScape?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Jim C. Gajniak
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>Hi Jim,
>
>The Url as is pasted in the email is incorrect, there is a quote mark
>and an extra space at the beginning of it.  You should figure out where
>the extra characters are being introduced.
>
> You might try removing both, or, remove the space and add a quote to
>the end of the url.   I think the browser is failing because it is
>looking for a file path like the next line.
>
>("space)c:/dorothyssite/dorothycurrin.html
>
>With the quote and space this is an invalid path.
>
>http://c|/dorothyssite/dorothycurrin.html
>
>Try pasting in the above path to see it it works.
>
>hrs
>
>
Jim,

Previewing a html file insinuates the file is on your drive.  One thing
I overlooked in the previous post, if the file you are viewing is on
your harddisk the path should be as follows.

file:///c|/dorothyssite/dorothycurrin.html

hrs

--- In ntb-html@yahoogroups.com, "Greg Chapman" <greg@e...> wrote:
.
>
> I'm with you all the way on this!  And you miss the very obvious
point that
> the W3C are very hooked into non-visual browsers, where italic also has
> absolutely no meaning.
>
> Whilst, I must confess, I only use visual browsers and only expect
my users
> to do so, and so, in the real world, I do tend to use <I> tags, I do
> completely accept the thrust of the W3C, that style and structure
should be
> separated.
>

no, dude, you both missed my point -- which is: there is nothing
"structural" about <em> and <strong>.  both are just as presentational
as <i> and <b>; only difference is, the rendering of <em> and <strong>
is not declared by the html standard, but was only conventionally
treated as italics and bold-weight by the browsers.

anyway, this is offtopic so I'll shut up.

stp

Hi Mike,

>Will someone please share with me the registry key(s) with which
>NoteTab Pro is associated with IE6 to "view source".

There i a Clip for it in Utilities, NoteTab Shortcuts.


Happy HTML'n and Tab'n!
Jody

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--- In ntb-html@yahoogroups.com, "goldenapuleius <GoldenApuleius@y...>"
<GoldenApuleius@y...> wrote:

> no, dude, you both missed my point -- which is: there is nothing
> "structural" about <em> and <strong>.  both are just as presentational
> as <i> and <b>; only difference is, the rendering of <em> and <strong>
> is not declared by the html standard, but was only conventionally
> treated as italics and bold-weight by the browsers.

EM/STRONG *are* structural elements:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/text.html#edef-EM
"Phrase elements add structural information to text fragments."

Also see
http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/phrase/em.html


Jorma

----- Original Message -----
From: "Alec Burgess" <burale@...>
To: <ntb-html@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 1:01 AM
Subject: Re: [NH] Registry key for associating NTP with IE


> Jason:
>
> Good tip ... but ... rather than using the "normal" Notetab Pro I want to
> pass the following parameter string which opens Ntb using a different INI
> file. When I try to add parameters at the end I get this message:
> ---------------------------
> C:\Program Files\AmbPF\NoteTab Pro\NotePro.exe /NS  /INI=NoteProWork
> /INST=NoteProWork
> ---------------------------


Alec:

Try adding a subkey named 'command' with a default value of your command string
'C:\... /INST etc'

I don' know if it will work, but it seems to me that the command subkey should
be seperate from the path (i.e. "Default HTML
Editor") subkey, as it was in the example I found last night.

HTH

Mike H
ironmike@...

Hi Jim,

We had a bug in an earlier version that caused that.  Try upgrading
to v4.92 if you are not running it.

Light
http://www.notetab.com/download.htm
Pro and Std
http://www.notetab.com/upgrade.htm

>When I click on F8 in Note Tab Pro to have my IE browser preview
>my.html file I get this message....
>
>http://"%20c:/dorothyssite/dorothycurrin.html and my file is not
>displayed.
>
>What do I need to do or what settings need to be changed so that
>I can view my .html file with IE and with NetScape?


Happy HTML'n and Tab'n!
Jody

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Thank you Jody,

I'm running with V 4.86.  Do you think that V 4.86 had
this bug in it?

Thanks,

Jim C. Gajniak
theoldpro@...

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Jody
   To: ntb-html@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 5:46 PM
   Subject: Re: [NH] Note Tab Pro


   Hi Jim,

   We had a bug in an earlier version that caused that.  Try upgrading
   to v4.92 if you are not running it.

   Light
   http://www.notetab.com/download.htm
   Pro and Std
   http://www.notetab.com/upgrade.htm

   >When I click on F8 in Note Tab Pro to have my IE browser preview
   >my.html file I get this message....
   >
   >http://"%20c:/dorothyssite/dorothycurrin.html and my file is not
   >displayed.
   >
   >What do I need to do or what settings need to be changed so that
   >I can view my .html file with IE and with NetScape?


   Happy HTML'n and Tab'n!
   Jody

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