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Sounds good. So considering the fact that external video works, there's a reasonably high chance that the problem is definitely screen related? I just don't want to spend $100+ and have it not be the problem.

Alright I just tore it apart and made sure the screen connection was tight. It didn't feel loose to start with but I unplugged it, blew some air in it and stuck it back in. Put it back together and SO FAR no flickering, but my battery is dead so I can't run it without AC (which is when it does...

So this has been happening for quite a long time now. I missed my chance to send it in for warranty, so now I need to try to fix it myself. I have an Asus K61IC laptop. The screen flickers pretty violently most of the time. Sometimes it is perfectly fine, other times it is so bad you can't even...

Your only viable option is to make a theme. iFrames is not an acceptable solution in my opinion.

JQuery is a Javascript library. It makes complex and powerful things very easy to do, with simple function calls. It has support for lots of nice aesthetics, as well as, of course, AJAX, XML, and all that good stuff too. I also recommend JQuery over just plain old Javascript. You are probably...

flot - Project Hosting on Google Code Have a look at this.

What is happening when you submit the form? Are you getting Javascript errors?

<script type="text/JavaScript" src="http://www.siue.edu/commencement/commencement_web_site.js" language="JavaScript"><!----></script> <form onsubmit="return checkFieldsCommencement();window.location='mailto:me@domain.com?subject='+commencementform.name.value" name="commencementform"...

I can modify it so that it saves a .png image instead, but I don't have time right now. Later today I will do it for you.

Or onSubmit <form name="myform" onSubmit="window.location='mailto:me@domain.com?subject='+myform.myname.value+' - '+myform.myaddress.value"> <input type="text" name="myname"> <input type="text" name="myaddress"> <input type="submit" name="submit" value="submit"> </form>

You will need a webserver with PHP and the GD2 library. For this to work. Download files here: http://crazedizzled.com/zacki.rar The files contained are: zacki.php, sig.txt, trans.png, times.ttf You need to upload all of the files to the same directory on your webserver. Your batch file...

I'm not sure if GreaseMonkey can read from files or not. It depends how the plugin was made, I don't use it so I don't know. But I'm sure with some VB or something you could make something work. As for the PHP, I can write you a script later to do what you want.

Most likely the webspace your ISP gave you isn't going to support PHP. So you either need to find a free host that has PHP and the GD Library, or you're going to need to buy hosting. You don't need batch files or anything, just PHP can do what you want there. As for the other thing, have a look...

You're going to need to post the code of the entire page, otherwise we can't really do much.

You'll probably get undesired effects doing it that. 5% of 1900x1200 is a lot different than 5% of 1024x768. Pixels ensures that it is always the same.