Freelancers Forum Messages on Monday June 27th 2005
Re: FN-FORUM: CD copying
date posted 27th June 2005 22:52
Andrew Dodd wrote:
> Does anyone know of software that can copy cd's/DVD's without trying to read and understand the data on them? I want to
> copy a CD that isn't in a recognisable format for my PC....
FN-FORUM: CD copying
date posted 27th June 2005 22:17
Hello All
Does anyone know of software that can copy cd's/DVD's without trying to read and understand the data on them? I want to
copy a CD that isn't in a recognisable format for my PC.
Cheers
Andy...
Re: FN-FORUM: colour: link
date posted 27th June 2005 21:48
Hi Dai,
Thanks for that, will try it. If it works, I shall feel a real (P***k), for
missing such a simple answer.
DG
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RE: FN-FORUM: Can anyone read German?
date posted 27th June 2005 21:45
Hi Damon
My name is Gina and I'm a native German speaker. So if you forward me the
document I could check it out for you (I am also a certified
translator)....if that helps at all
Gina
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Re: FN-FORUM: Can anyone read German?
date posted 27th June 2005 21:38
No problem, just along the A3 in Surbiton, so contact me on
[EMAIL REMOVED] and we get something sorted out for you.
Regards
Peter, JPSnet...
Re: FN-FORUM: JavaScript in FireFox
date posted 27th June 2005 21:38
Hi Graeme,
Did you attach something, because nothing came through.
DG
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Re: FN-FORUM: Logging off and removing the 'back' breach
date posted 27th June 2005 21:30
Anthony Cartmell wrote:
>> Aye - but that will only work if the browser re-requests the page, or
>> has client site script (which I doubt they use).
>
> Doh! Of course it does - I've often used Ope...
Re: FN-FORUM: Did I miss the currency revaluation
date posted 27th June 2005 21:30
You should look at the one above it! £10
I hope they're missing out zeros!
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RE: FN-FORUM: colour: link
date posted 27th June 2005 21:21
[EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I want to change the colour of text inside the
> tag. I'm not bothered about hover, mouse-out, or OnClick. I
> know I can achieve this normally with something li...
RE: FN-FORUM: colour: link
date posted 27th June 2005 21:20
DG,
This might be the simple way to achieve what your asking.
Have different styles like this:
.linkstyle1 {
font-family: Arial, Arial Narrow, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 12px;
color:...
FN-FORUM: colour: link
date posted 27th June 2005 21:10
Hi all,
I want to change the colour of text inside the tag. I'm not
bothered about hover, mouse-out, or OnClick. I know I can achieve this
normally with something like:
#baseline.base a:link,a:visit...
Re: FN-FORUM: Here's one for you.
date posted 27th June 2005 20:03
On Sunday 26 Jun 2005 10:07 pm, Andy Cotgreave wrote:
> And what on earth is their curly bracket tutorial about:
> http://www.decloak.com/Dev/CurlyBraceCorner/Default.aspx
C syntax for VB programme...
FN-FORUM: Did I miss the currency revaluation
date posted 27th June 2005 19:02
I am used to low rates on some projects, but this appears to take the
biscuit
http://www.freelancers.net/freelance-projects/200506/7586.html
By my rough calc, 1/2hr a day =3D 15hrs/month so the rat...
RE: FN-FORUM: Logging off and removing the 'back' breach
date posted 27th June 2005 18:58
[EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> How about using a $_SESSION variable set TRUE on successfull
> login checked on all protected pages set FALSE on logout.
> Protected pages redirect to login page if session va...
RE: FN-FORUM: Logging off and removing the 'back' breach
date posted 27th June 2005 18:55
[EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> Jamie Wilson wrote:
>> Yup, given that you can use the browser's history to skip over the js
>> redirect page...
>=20
> Aye
>=20
>> Setting cache headers sounds reasonable, al...
Re: FN-FORUM: Logging off and removing the 'back' breach
date posted 27th June 2005 18:49
Dan,
>> I think Barclays uses cookies to track you from page to page, and if
>> you go somewhere unexpected or backwards it automatically logs you out.
>
> Aye - but that will only work if the bro...
FN-FORUM: Can anyone read German?
date posted 27th June 2005 18:43
Preferable around the Guildford area?
I have a document to sign, all written in German, that should be giving me a
10% holding in a German company, just want to check it is all in order
Damon...
Re: FN-FORUM: Logging off and removing the 'back' breach
date posted 27th June 2005 17:26
On Monday 27 Jun 2005 15:13, Dan Norcott wrote:
> Ta, but the use of JS rules that one out. Too simple to thwart.
> Equally with the meta one, you could just either click back quickly, or
> use the...
Re: FN-FORUM: Output to PDF from Access
date posted 27th June 2005 17:18
Tony Crockford wrote:
> Assuming you're on Windows, here's a page full of virtual printers that
> create PDF's
>
> http://tinyurl.com/839dj
I use PrimoPDF and very reliable it is too - appears in t...
Re: FN-FORUM: Logging off and removing the 'back' breach
date posted 27th June 2005 17:16
Anthony Cartmell wrote:
> I think Barclays uses cookies to track you from page to page, and if
> you go somewhere unexpected or backwards it automatically logs you out.
Aye - but that will only wor...
Re: FN-FORUM: Logging off and removing the 'back' breach
date posted 27th June 2005 17:01
Jamie Wilson wrote:
> Yup, given that you can use the browser's history to skip over the js
> redirect page...
Aye
> Setting cache headers sounds reasonable, although some browsers may
> ignore...
Re: FN-FORUM: Logging off and removing the 'back' breach
date posted 27th June 2005 16:20
As far as I understand it your only choice is to send expires and no-cache
headers. If it needs high security use SSL, which also helps tell browsers
and proxy servers not to cache the pages.
You...
Re: FN-FORUM: Logging off and removing the 'back' breach
date posted 27th June 2005 16:15
On 27 Jun 2005, at 15:12, Dan Norcott wrote:
>
> Paul Cooper wrote:
>
>> When someone logs out presumably they go to some kind of log out
>> page.
>> Instead of taking them straight there, take t...
Re: FN-FORUM: Logging off and removing the 'back' breach
date posted 27th June 2005 14:46
Paul Cooper wrote:
> When someone logs out presumably they go to some kind of log out page.
> Instead of taking them straight there, take them to an intermediate
> page that has a js function that fo...
FN-FORUM: Fonts
date posted 27th June 2005 14:44
Hi
Does anyone have either Myriad or Helvetica Neue for the PC?
I have designed something on the Mac, but have to redo in Corel Draw on a PC
so client can amend themselves. Eek!
Failing that, anyon...
Re: FN-FORUM: Logging off and removing the 'back' breach
date posted 27th June 2005 14:38
When someone logs out presumably they go to some kind of log out page.
Instead of taking them straight there, take them to an intermediate
page that has a js function that forwards them to the log ou...
FN-FORUM: payment terms / T&C's
date posted 27th June 2005 13:02
Hi FN
does anyone have a url of their payment terms / T&C's?
I'm about to start doing my own.
ta
Alex...
Re: FN-FORUM: cheques
date posted 27th June 2005 12:05
Mike wrote:
> Far as Im aware its civil in the uk and criminal here in france
>
> Mike
Knowingly issuing a cheque without the funds for it to clear is a fraud and
as such a crime in the UK. If you're...
FN-FORUM: Logging off and removing the 'back' breach
date posted 27th June 2005 11:54
Hi Peeps
Pal of mine just asked a question, and I don't know the best answer.
Basically he has a password protected area of a site, and you can at any
point click a log off button. He wants to pre...
RE: FN-FORUM: cheques
date posted 27th June 2005 11:33
Far as Im aware its civil in the uk and criminal here in france
Mike
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Re: FN-FORUM: cheques
date posted 27th June 2005 11:29
On Mon, 27 Jun 2005, Alex wrote:
> Could someone put me straight if it really is illegal
Various posts on uk.legal (on Usenet) for 'bounced cheque' which indicate
its a civil not criminal offence....
Re: FN-FORUM: Output to PDF from Access
date posted 27th June 2005 11:21
I haven't yet completed the whole loop, but the Ghostscript/Redmon approach
seems promising - one of the sources I found gave code examples to copy &
rename/email
the generated PDF to a specified name...
Re: FN-FORUM: Output to PDF from Access
date posted 27th June 2005 11:19
>Quick question, does anyone know of a way to automatically generate PDFs
>from access? I can't seem to see any option for it in access, but wonder if
>there's any plugins or other ways round? I need...
Re: FN-FORUM: Output to PDF from Access
date posted 27th June 2005 11:16
Robert Keight wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Quick question, does anyone know of a way to automatically generate PDFs
> from access? I can't seem to see any option for it in access, but wonder if
> there's a...
Re: FN-FORUM: Swap title text with image (3!)
date posted 27th June 2005 11:11
>>> Rewritten again
>>>http://www.rachel-wood.com/boids-gallery.htm
>> ...although now completely broken on IE5 on Mac.
>> Niels
>I checked the code in IE5 - no problems here...
>A little more depth...
FN-FORUM: Output to PDF from Access
date posted 27th June 2005 11:07
Hi All,
Quick question, does anyone know of a way to automatically generate PDFs
from access? I can't seem to see any option for it in access, but wonder if
there's any plugins or other ways round?...
FN-FORUM: cheques
date posted 27th June 2005 11:05
hi FN
I've been looking into the issue of bounced cheques.
Apparently is not illegal (n the uk) to give a cheque without funds
behind it, but it is a civil offence.
Could someone put me straight i...
RE: FN-FORUM: OT Premium rate telephone numbers
date posted 27th June 2005 11:04
Hi Julian,
As I mentioned in my earlier post, this BT line is not connected to
anything! No computer, no fax, no modem etc. And I doubt even I could manage
missdialing a number 20 odd times by accide...
Re: FN-FORUM: JavaScript in FireFox
date posted 27th June 2005 10:10
On Sun, 26 Jun 2005, [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> If you can help me it will be gratefully appreciated. I can't find any
> reason for it not to work in Firefox? It seems to work OK in other browsers.
Th...
Re: FN-FORUM: home insurance
date posted 27th June 2005 10:02
Good idea, thanks everyone for the pointers...
On 24 Jun 2005, at 09:28, Raymond Stone wrote:
>
>> Any recommendations for home insurance for properties used as a place
>> of business? The best deal...
Re: FN-FORUM: Swap title text with image (3!)
date posted 27th June 2005 09:45
I checked the code in IE5 - no problems here...
A little more depth in your comment would be appreciated Niels.
Niels Reynolds [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
>
> > Rewritten again http://www.rachel-wo...
FN-FORUM: Website critique reply request
date posted 27th June 2005 09:39
Thanks for all the excellent advice. The WW issues are being attended to,
but I have somehow managed to delete a long message from ???, which
mentioned some doubts about the top banner weight, the mon...
Re: FN-FORUM: Swap title text with image (3!)
date posted 27th June 2005 09:32
> Rewritten again http://www.rachel-wood.com/boids-gallery.htm
...although now completely broken on IE5 on Mac.
Niels
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Re: FN-FORUM: OT for prospective parents
date posted 27th June 2005 09:22
> http://babynamewizard.com/namevoyager/lnv0105.html
Pity it's only American data though. A UK one would be more interesting -
Kylie anyone?
Anthony
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www.fonant.com - hand-crafted web sites...
Re: FN-FORUM: OT Premium rate telephone numbers
date posted 27th June 2005 09:07
Hi Theresa,
I used to be in the industry a long time ago, but guess the rules
haven't changed that much.
Do you know the premium rate number that was called?
The first thing that you need to do is...
RE: FN-FORUM: Here's one for you.
date posted 27th June 2005 08:37
>http://www.decloak.com/Dev/CSSTables/CSS_Tables_01.aspx
>I can't believe that someone would spend so much time on such a load of
>troll fodder.
What a load of crap. Addictive though, wanted to know...
Re: FN-FORUM: Here's one for you.
date posted 27th June 2005 01:17
Andy Cotgreave wrote:
>And what on earth is their curly bracket tutorial about:
>http://www.decloak.com/Dev/CurlyBraceCorner/Default.aspx
>
>I can, at a very big stretch, understand what they're sayi...
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