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12/07/2001

AOL super free tools is a collection of tools for AOL users that makes your session more enjoyable. It redials AOL when necessary, and optionally whenever found offline (such as when dumped). FlashSessison and AOL 4.0 redialing supported.It will dial AOL on demand, including signing on at a set time. It automates many useful commands once connected, such as opening the New Mail window, displaying Favorite Places, executing a Keyword, starting Download Manager, and more. It dismisses many AOL messages: Idle, 45-minute stay online, scheduled FlashSession while online, system response, various "unavailable" and "unable to," and others. Even dismisses MSIE error messages. It includes Auto-answer and/or ignore Instant Messages and Invitations. You can specify screen names to handle, and includes a pattern matching setting to cover name variations easily. You can specify sounds to play when messages are dismissed, when chat room text changes, and when AOL goes online, offline, and exits. You can also use it to break the 92-character text entry limit in chat rooms with the Chat Text Extender and bust into all chat room types (including conference rooms) with the Bust in Chat Room feature. Send a short message to all open IM conversations (and optionally also to the chat room) with the Broadcast Message feature. Continue to use AOL while uploading - automatically! Kill and restart AOL when it is frozen and dead. Run executable files after AOL is run or goes online, or on demand. Close applications on AOL or SFT exit, or on demand. Empty selected folders on SFT exit or on demand. Check for suspicious programs loading from WIN.INI (does so automatically the first time SFT is run). Includes a Simple Web Browser based on MSIE, featuring a multiple window interface with optional tabbed display. Displays your current local IP address. Activate the Windows screen saver and much more.

http://threeclicks.com/aoltimer.htm#AOLSFT

 

11/25/2001

There is a little something for everyone here. http://members.home.net/cozmicnose/ A Cozmic Nose Art Place is an introduction to the Fine Arts and A Cozmic Nose Web Art page is a guide for the newbie web designer. An American Music Place focuses on American musical artists, bands and resources. A Cozmic Nose People Place is a resource on chatting, finding people and keeping in touch with your friends. There is also humor pages, fan pages, short stories and sound pages. That is just a sampling on what can be found. Ü

 

11/23/2001

http://www.2enetworx.com/dev/ is a site and a project as well. Because we believe in continous progress, this site will be developed in an OpenSource manner. Now you can download the full site and run it on your server. Project documentation and code library development is in continious progress. Ü

 

11/23/2001

http://javascript.internet.com/ is an excellent JavaScript resource with tons of "cut and paste" JavaScript examples for your Web pages. Ü

 

11/22/2001

Free Support Sites

Protonic http://www.protonic.com/

An online community which provides free technical support to computer users. Even though its service is free, the site promises to deliver the highest quality technical support. Each protonic.com support tech is a volunteer. Donations accepted.

PC Mechanic http://www.pcmech.com/

Easy, plain-English information on computers. Tutorials show how to perform various tasks, from installing a video card to assembling an entire computer. Background information on hardware and provided explanations on how things work. Troubleshooting FAQs and support forums.

About PCSupport http://pcsupport.about.com/

New content, relevant links, How-To's, Forums, and answers to questions. Good portal site.

 

11/21/2001

The first ThreeClicks.com newsletter.

http://members.tripod.com/threeclicks/word/Page1.htm

 

11/21/2001

In this life I've seen ev'rything I can see, woman I've seen lovers flying through the air hand in hand * I've see babies dancin' in the midnight sun I've seen dreams that came from the heavenly skies above I've seen old men cryin' at their own grave sides And I've seen pigs all sittin' watchin' picture slides * But I never seen nothin' like you Do ya, do ya want my love? Do ya, do ya want my face? Do ya, do ya want my mind?

http://members.tripod.com/SickSadVVorId/doya.htm

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11/18/2001

When an apostrophe ( ' ) is inserted into an insert string, errors will occur.

Solving the Apostrophe Problem ( ' ) can be very annoying; however, there is a simple fix.... use the Replace function:

http://threeclicks.com/apostrophe.htm

 

11/17/2001

Click to refresh the page Here's the code:

<A HREF="javascript:history.go(0)">Click to refresh the page</A> Rather than using a refresh command, I like to go to the history of the page and set it to zero. The zero is the current page since in JavaScript, lists (arrays) are numbered starting with zero. Here's the same effect in a button:

And the code:

<FORM> <INPUT TYPE="button" onClick="history.go(0)" VALUE="Refresh"> </FORM>

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11/17/2001

Nope...it seems that more code is needed to prevent caching a page.

http://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/nocache.html

Better to be safe than sorry. It should look like this:

<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>---</TITLE> <META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache"> <META HTTP-EQUIV="Expires" CONTENT="-1"> </HEAD> <BODY>

Text in the Browser Window

</BODY> <HEAD> <META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache"> <META HTTP-EQUIV="Expires" CONTENT="-1"> </HEAD> </HTML>

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11/17/2001

Let's see if code will prevent the requirement of RELOADING to see one's own entry to this guest book.

To prevent Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) clients from caching web pages, it may be necessary to use the Pragma: No-cache header.

<meta HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache">

MORE INFORMATION The following script code can be used in a Microsoft Active Server Page (ASP) to insert the Pragma: No-cache tag into the HTTP header.

NOTE: This script code MUST be the first line of the ASP file.

<% Response.AddHeader "Pragma", "No-Cache" %>

 

11/17/2001

I've been looking for a way or program that will compress large wave files into smaller ones. With your site, it was so simple and easy...Thank You

http://threeclicks.com/SoundRecorder.htm