Hi,
Wondering if anyone has any ideas how I might fix this sound issue on my
PC. Sound works when playing a cd, visiting a web site. I use Windows
Media Player so nothing else fancy. However, inner program sounds are
either at a lower level or non-existent. It's like the sound lowers it's
Deb:
You 150% sure you've got your Windows Volume control turned all the way up?
You want your Wave output set to maximum. It's likely you're getting your
CDs playing fine because you've got your CD-ROM linked to your sound card
direct via a cable (don't need them any more because Windows XP
Sounds as if you've got your WAV file volume turned down (all internal
sounds--beeps, startup, shutdown, etc.--are by default WAV files). To
determine and change this, double-click your system tray volume control
icon. This will bring up a multi-channel mixer, where you will find your
overall
At 08:37 AM 4/19/2005, you wrote:
You 150% sure you've got your Windows Volume control turned all the way
up? You want your Wave output set to maximum. It's likely you're getting
your CDs playing fine because you've got your CD-ROM linked to your sound
card direct via a cable (don't need them
At 09:09 AM 4/19/2005, you wrote:
Sounds as if you've got your WAV file volume turned down (all internal
sounds--beeps, startup, shutdown, etc.--are by default WAV files). To
determine and change this, double-click your system tray volume control
icon. This will bring up a multi-channel mixer,
Hi all,
I am still working on the GoldTech site and have some problems with the
CSS. I posted to the CSS group I am on but they replied that I needed
to validate my html first. Apart from the code not being mine
originally, the w3 validator keeps giving me errors no matter which
doctype I
I tried both these doctypes below and the doctype for 4.01 strict but
keep getting the error message. I am ready to pull my hair out! I
don't want to mess with the mark up too much as the site is supposed to
be redone in the near future. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Riva
Mark Groen wrote:
there's
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I tried both these doctypes below and the doctype for 4.01 strict
but
keep getting the error message. I am ready to pull my hair out! I
don't want to mess with the
Hi Riva,
Apart from the code not being mine originally, the
w3 validator keeps giving me errors no matter which
doctype I use. How do I choose a doctype??
Choosing a doctype doesn't automatically fix your errors, I'm afraid :-)
As it happens you have a doctype on the page right now, it's
Adobe pushes BigLump products like .PDF, which are the antithesis of
structured, parseable interactable forms like HTML or XML.
On Mon, April 18, 2005 8:47 am, rudy said:
Is this a good thing?
http://www.macromedia.com/macromedia/proom/pr/2005/adobe_macromedia.html
yes, of course
why
Thank you for all the replies. I decided to use JavaScript instead but
now find that the page takes forever to load and the menu won't show.
Aarrgghhh! http://www.starqualitydesigns.com/goldtech/indextt1.html
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Actually, Riva, it never finishes loading for me (T3 line, IE 6, Win XP
SP2). The status line goes to 1 item remaining and the progress bar almost
fills, then that's it. Don't know if that helps, but...
Cheers,
Scott
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I get the same thing. Do you think it is because I am working on the
page without the Flash part in the middle?
Riva
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Actually, Riva, it never finishes loading for me (T3 line, IE 6, Win
XP SP2). The status line goes to 1 item remaining and the progress
bar almost
I usually have Illustrator, Photoshop, Fireworks, Dreamweaver, and
TopStyle Pro all open at the same time. Each program has its niche. I
hope Adobe realizes that.
Clarification: I know TopStyle Pro is not owned by Adobe or Macromedia,
but I just can't leave one of the greatest programs in the
It seems to me that the JavaScript is causing the page to not finish
loading. I am so worn out - does someone mind looking at this and
seeing if you can spot the problem?
Thanks!
Riva
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This same thing happened to me once, and I think the problem was the
wire was not plugged in correctly from the back of the tower and
speakers/monitor, etc.
hth
Jan
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Had already checked that and just now checked it again. All volumes are
at full throttle. What you said
Riva
I suggest that you go with:
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd;
Regarding topmargin=0 leftmargin=0 marginheight=0 marginwidth=0
delete it from the body statement. It is preferable to have the margin
statement in the .css
Riva
I have sent you a reply and a copy of the modified indext.html.
The validators aren't perfect, and sometimes make mistakes in validating
documents. The page I sent is valid.
jan
Portman wrote:
Thank you for all the replies. I decided to use JavaScript instead but
now find that the page
Your flash .swf should play regardless of where it is stated in the html
file. It doesn't load when I access your indextt.html ( I see it is 2
t - I only had one on previous posts). If you have the .swf file in
your main directory, it should play. If it's not there, nada, so the
page won't be
Riva
Take a break, you're getting overwrought with the mess. I am sending you
some suggestions via your personal email.
jan
Portman wrote:
It seems to me that the JavaScript is causing the page to not finish
loading. I am so worn out - does someone mind looking at this and
seeing if you can
Thanks Jan. You are right.
:-)
Riva
jdmajor wrote:
Riva
Take a break, you're getting overwrought with the mess. I am sending
you some suggestions via your personal email.
jan
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Only other thing it can possibly be .. computer gremlins. :o)
jan
PBC Web Design wrote:
At 08:32 PM 4/19/2005, you wrote:
This same thing happened to me once, and I think the problem was the
wire was not plugged in correctly from the back of the tower and
speakers/monitor, etc.
Same here on Windows XP Home and Firefox.
Deb
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Actually, Riva, it never finishes loading for me (T3 line, IE 6,
At 09:40 PM 4/19/2005, you wrote:
Only other thing it can possibly be .. computer gremlins. :o)
jan
Yeah, but those should have been killed off w/the reformat, LOL! I think
they've graduated to ugly troll stage.
Deb
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Sadly, I agree, they should have left after graduation
Jan
PBC Web Design wrote:
Yeah, but those should have been killed off w/the reformat, LOL! I
think they've graduated to ugly troll stage.
Deb
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I just resent the indextt.html that I had modified, but forgot to put in
the body statement in the style section, however, it does load in IE.
Is your personal email address [EMAIL PROTECTED] That's where I've been
sending the posts.
Also, just as a suggestion, try not to use hacks. They don't
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