Yes, I occasionally see this on web-pages too, sometimes even on major
international newspaper sites.
First thing to do: run the page you're looking at through
http://validator.w3.org
There's a fair chance the page is incorrectly authored (header declarations are
wrong) and that's why it isn't
Is this Windows not asking? If so, then your file association has just gotten
mixed up and assigned to some application (or none if it’s floundering around).
Use Windows Explorer to reset this.
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Thanks, I have this fixed. After Frame crashed, it would see the DOCTYPE
chapter in my XML file and use one of the three DocBook application
automatically. I must have removed the Global applications from Frames
active applications and the crash / restart read them back in. I could
rename or
I am newly experiencing the joys of v 12 in Parallels, moving from v 7 on Mac
(irony intentional).
...
2. In a Parallels install of v 12 under Win7, online help is completely
unusable: everything appears in a single column even if the dialog is widened.
Base machine is a Mac Pro running
Has anyone seen an authoritative reference for this?
If I'm not writing man pages or working with some legacy CMS or help
authoring tool, I use curved quotes, em and en dashes, and ellipses,
but I can't cite any authority for doing so.
I've yet to succeed in finding a web-safe monofont with a
I can tell you one font that is NOT Web-safe: Helvetica. I recommend
that you keep it out of your Web documents. There is a Windows bug that
causes IE to display Web pages as blank when Helvetica is installed on
the computer and listed as the first font in a page's CSS. When I was
unfortunate
