No you cannot. I spent ALOT of time on this site and do not want anyone copying it (anyone who does is going against Neopets rules and will be frozen). As stated in my disclaimer : Any material created on this page that are not Neopets characters, logos, names and all related indicia (excluding Other Links graphics) are copyrighted to me, this includes any writings and layout design.

Page content is the information that appears on a page, such as the page name, page graphics, and text, with the exception of product information. You can change any of this information by clicking Edit Page Content, and you can change the products on a page by clicking Assign Items. Page layout information controls how information will be displayed on the page, such as the page template, number of columns, and colors. You can change any of this information by clicking Edit Page Layout.

See the Legal Stuff page for info on using content. Using my layout? No way! This is my layout, it took me ages to design it (well, maybe not ages; but it did take about 5 hours to switch it all over to PHP, and the layout did take several hours to design and implement) and it's COPYRIGHT. But if you need layout, HTML, CSS etc. help, just ask me. I won't bite. (Probably not, anyway.)

The answer to the first is yes, of course. I don't have any objection to deep links; I'm not fond of frames either, but that's for purely personal aesthetic reasons, and if you're using them (without claiming the content is yours), that's your business. I would like it if you drop me a line but it's not mandatory. to the second, if you want to save anything to your hard drive or print it out for your reference, I have no objections.

Some keyboard layouts are configured according to the Windows keyboard settings. For these layouts no special change is needed. For all other layouts there is the possibility to configure the layout via commandline options. The mainoption for changing the layout is -xkblayout countrycode where countrycode is in most cases the 2 character code which also represents the country in internet adresses (e.g.

There's a place on your account where you can enter text and html that will show up on your account page when you or other members go to visit it. This is what is known as a page or a layout. You can find other members that make layouts or you can make your own using HTML, Javascript, and CSS. To learn more about html go to www.lissaexplains.com

Page layout is the geometry of a page. It will help us to define how many regions will appear and how they are visually organized.

VHR does not provide HTML support for building layouts, but there are plenty of good resources on the web ? just try searching for "HTML tutorial" or "HTML help". Once you've got the code you want to put onto your ranch, click "My Ranch" in the left menu bar, then "Edit Ranch". There is a large box that you'll need to paste the code into ? then click the "Edit Ranch" button near the bottom of the page.

You can link to any page on AC, but may not reproduce any content without AC's express written consent. Contact us to request permission.

Yes, if you are talking about supporting XHTML 1.0 (Transitional DTD). Tables are a valid element in XHTML and "going table-less" isn't needed to support that standard. If you want to take it further, to XHTML 1.0 (strict DTD), you would need to loose all presentational elements from your markup and move them to a stylesheet if you want the page to validate. Technically tables are fine, but you would be using them for tabular data, not layout.

We welcome your layout no matter how rough or detailed it may be; clearly readable pencil sketches or laser print are equally acceptable. We have hundreds of fonts available! All special accents on a standard Roman character set are available-mark what you need clearly. Call to discuss foreign language needs.

Answer: To prevent this problem, please go to File >> Page Setup and then choose the "Landscape" option under "Orientation". To see if your page will be printed properly, always "Print Preview" the page before printing. To do this, go to File >> Print Preview. [Internet Explorer only]

Ans: This is probably the most difficult question to answer. We are striving to provide good design, high visibility, and above all, affordability to all of our members. Thus our membership fee does not include maintenance as part of the cost. We will make necessary changes such as addresses, telephone numbers and such at any time, at no additional cost. But we cannot afford to put hours of re-programming time into page changes throughout the year.

Go to the Main Menu page 100. You will find the page numbers for the various main categories. For detailed listings, go to page 899.

No. Sorry, but I'm really swamped with all my other work, and I don't have the time or the inclination to make entire layouts, graphical elements, or other such things for people's pages. (I have a hard enough time keeping mine up-to-date! Besides, now that I'm finally working a bit in web/multimedia design, if you really want me to make you a layout you can pay me by the hour like everyone else.

The page layout of your website can be changed through the "Site Maintenance" button on the navigational bar of the uSight Management System. Click on the "Page Editor" link.

We guarantee the document's original layout and format. Where possible, we work on the original document by writing over the text without changing the style and format.

Write it up on your word processor and send it to us in an e-mail. If you don't have Internet access, ship us a diskette with the files on it. If written by hand or you have hand sketches, FAX them to us at (303) 670-0792 or ship them by surface mail to OfficeOnWeb, Box 1115, Polk. PA 16342 / USA. Back to the top

Presentations using Microsoft Powerpoint (shown using a video projector) are rapidly becoming the norm for physics talks in many subfields. However, many of us want to generate platform-independent presentations with all of the good features of Powerpoint while maintaining all of the advantages of creating a talk using LaTeX.