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From: ffwiese@dataweb.nl (miK)
Subject: Re: How to make animation????
Date: 1997/07/29
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Veronica Karlsson <e93-vkn@nospam.sm.luth.se> wrote:

>You seem to have missed the part of the description that said that these
>animations only work for newer versions of Netscape but not for Internet
>Explorer.... :(

Yeah, sorry I missed that. Would have spared me a headache. Still a
bit dizzy, cos of all the jumpy text I saw ;(

>(If you can figure out a way to stuff a non-proportional font into those
>text boxes in explorer please tell the rest of us... That browser also
>has the annoying habit of removing all "unnecessary" spaces, fix that
>and some people here will be very happy...)

I've spent yesterday evening adjusting the parameters in the
javascript to find out what was going on. I have no programming
experience so there was a lot of trial and about as much error.

But... some of the scroll boxes _did_ have blank space at the end of
the lines, some didn't. So to me this problem seems fixable by someone
who knows javascript. (Don't know about text boxes though)

[]
>Sorry, you have to either:

>(5) Get Netscape.

I'll try out netscape on my computer at work.

>or:

>(6) Create some new method for animating.

>(grrrrrr! and they say the wonderful part about the internet is that it
>looks the same on all computers...)

Mickey Soft is different it seems :(

I'll try contact their helpdesk. One never knows...

mic

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