Posting Tips

[MishY]

Suggestions re: Posts

1). Include sufficient information in your post regarding your problem so that we have some hope of solving your problem - "My computer doesn't work" - doesn't give us anything to work with so we have to post back and ask for more information. This results in delays in your getting the help you need.

2). It is always a good idea to include a decent description of your computer in your post - especially if you think that the configuration you are using may be a factor in the problem you are experiencing. I suggest that your post include at least the following:

- Manufacturer if known
- CPU Type and speed
- Amount of RAM
- Hard Disk size and free space available
- Modem type and speed

2b). If you have made hardware or software changes in the time period immediately before the computer started giving you fits it is important that we know!!

MiShY

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[Steven.Bentley]

And importantly in this forum

Post your URL (address of the page that isn't working) or at the very least the code that's going wrong.

Then we might have a chance of seeing where you're going wrong.

A post that just says "My scrolling text isn't working" doesn't help anyone, there are hundreds of different text scroller scripts, and we need to be able to see the code to have any chance of seeing what's wrong.

[Buzz]

Mr. Bentley is most definitely correct. Without a link it's pretty much a guessing game.


Also in this forum if you are using something like Front Page or Dreamweaver it would be helpful to know that as well along with the version number of the application.

[Maverick26]

test.........

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[Buzz]

Problems with the sig Mav?


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http://www.cybertechhelp.com/ubb/smile.gif Guess you got it fixed!

[This message has been edited by Buzz (edited 08 March 2001).]