We've done our best to make sure Mailman is cosmetically pleasing on as many different kinds of browsers as possible; however, there have been some reports of the "message input" field being too large, thus making it quite cumbersome to write an email. There are a couple of remedies for this, actually. They're all linked to one line in the template file "t_messageform.htm".

Don't worry! This happens... so long as you are not requesting that we write a novel of a personalized message (message should be able to fit comfortably on a 4X6 not exceeding 5 lines of writing), you can write "SEE COMMENTS" in the area given to write your note card message and proceed to write your personalized note card message in the Comment section of the ordering process.

If all input boxes except one or two are recorded correctly, the problem could be that these boxes have the same internal name. Typically, this occurs with input boxes that are used for "From" and "To" or "Password" and "Re-enter password" type of inputs. If (and only if) both fields have the same internal name iMacros can not fill the fields correctly during replay. Solution: Manually edit the macro and use POS=2 to reach the second element - the "To" selection in the following example.

If you already recorded a macro, check if the extraction TAG command contains the "CONTENT" parameter. If if does, delete it.

Yes. Because of the acidic nature of the colony, using metal may turn the cut edges black, so be sure to use a stainless steel knife or scissors.

Not really. It will provide increased torque but at high speeds the raised temperature of the air leaving the supercharger largely negates the potential for a significant power increase. (see our feature on supercharging for a full explanation).

Burn 2 CD's. Make a second folder for your order. Call the second folder-"Jones (customer name) Part 2". Be sure you have the Lab Order folder on the CD with the first set of images that fit on the first CD. When the order gets to the lab they will move the Part 2 images into the Lab Order Folder and re-assemble the order.

Select Configuration|Environment from the main menu and choose one of the other options (Small Icons or List Box) from the Object View section at the top of the dialog box. It sounds like you don't have a Web Browser set up in OUI. To set one up, select Configuration|Environment from the main menu and then enter the path and file name of your browser in the "Web browser:" field. If you don't know where the browser is located, use the Browse button to search for it.

Can a portrait painter create a better portrait with a house painter's equipment i.e. by using a roller rather than a brush? The use of an artist's brush is analogous to the use of very small grafts. High-quality hair transplants require fine instruments and delicate, small grafts. These grafts must be distributed in a way that balances the facial features, hair characteristics, and goals of the individual patient.

EchoPoint has a ConfirmButton component that will "prompt" a user with an OK/Cancel question. If they press OK then the button action command will proceed and possibly raise an event on the server. If they press Cancel, then nothing will happen.

Set the environment variables UBMXX and UBMXY in the Unibase.ini file in the Unibase\bin directory. Unibase Image Entry allocates memory to handle approximately an 8 1/2" x 11" page image. This is an image width and length of about 2550 by 3300. If your image width and/or length exceed these defaults, use UBMXX and UBMXY to set larger sizes so Unibase knows to allocate more memory for the image.

You cannot alter the font or window size for this dialog box. Typically, these messages are fairly short-for example, "Response to Q11 cannot be greater than Q12." If you need to display a longer message, you can specify that "Reconciliation elements follow this" and go to an Information Element that displays the longer explanation; for example, Edit Element Message -> "This appears to be inconsistent data; hit OK for further information.

Credit card companies take a dim view of a P.O. box as a billing address, and prefer that the store ship only to the same address as the billing address on the credit card.

Your Windows Display Properties need to be set at 800X600 or bigger - 1027X768 best, 16m color or better (256 color looks very bad in MBD), and make sure your fonts in 'Advanced' are set to 'small' - Normal size (96 DPI) . [TIP] -

Only one size is available – try it for a month or two as you may find that you do need the space.

No, the pellets can not be broken because the active product is concentrated in the center of the pellet for steady release.

There are two reasons. The first is logistical. HBC depends on the kindness of small communities to house and feed us each night. Many places we stay would be unable to accommodate 90 riders, but can easily handle 30. Second, having three trips gives us a chance to reach out to many more communities. In every town HBC passes through we talk to people about Habitat for Humanity and explain how they help provide affordable housing.

Most boxes are 5 megs. If your box consistently fills up (at least two or three times a week) we can increase the size to 10 and then 15 megs but no more.

to your macro and the text of a message box is extracted. The text is processed the same way as standard extracted text. Examples of Javascript dialogs can be found in the demo macros "Demo-JavascriptDialog" and "Demo-OfflineDialogs". To work around this problem use the TYPE=HTM extraction. It preserves all HTML tags inside the text so that the extraction result can be separated later. See also the "Demo-Extract" example macro for more details.