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For spacing between paragraphs, use: p { margin-bottom:8px; } or ems, or percentages, or whatever your heart desires. Which units to use is a whole 'nother issue. You might need to play around with padding-bottom as well. Paragraphs (and other block-level elements) have default...

Yep, mdnky is right -- you can't change or override the user's printer-specific settings with print style sheets. All you can do there is take consolation in the knowledge that for any user who has wide gaping margins set as the default for their printer, then that's how everything they print...

Yep, you just use a print-specific style sheet in addition to your regular screen style sheet. Here's your tags: <link href="/style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen"> <link href="/style-Print.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="print"> In the "print" style...

You edit the file using the instructions I gave above without booting into single user mode. Perhaps I should have made that more clear.

You can edit it using Terminal. Open terminal, type "cd /etc" (without the quotes), then type "sudo pico hostconfig" (without the quotes). Make your edits and hit control-x, type "y" when it asks you to save changes, and hit return when it asks for the filename (it'll have "hostconfig"...

And whoever designed that is probably inordinately proud of their creation.... tread carefully!

A hyphen would probably be even more effective if you put it in the wrong place: yello-wbox, for example, or federa-lexpress. Then you have no contiguous letters forming actual dictionary words. One suggestion I've seen that makes a lot of sense is to pick a phrase or quotation or something...

Yeah, don't we wish it were an ideal world, and that all browsers were fully standards compliant! Nevertheless, if he explicitly sets borders, cellspacing and cellpadding to 0, it should work in virtually all browsers. He also needs to explicitly set the containing td for the nested table to...

They'll integrate seamlessly just fine if he sets cellspacing and borders to 0 on both tables. If he needs some margins around the content, he can use css to apply padding to the content td, or wrap the content in a div and apply a margin to that.

Try a nested table for the logo/content area, with the containing td set to valign top: <table width="625" border="0" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="0"> <tr> <td width="625" colspan="2" valign="top"> <table width="625" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> <tr>...

Whatever you do, STOP using your computer immediately. The more you use it between now and whenever you start trying to use a utility to recover your files, the more likely it is that they will be overwritten. I've heard of people finding lost files in a hidden tmp directory at the root of...

Also open Image Capture (in /Applications) and in its preferences tell it what you want the system to do when you plug in your camera: You can tell it to open any specific application you want, or "do nothing."

A few computers back (I think it was a beige G3) I started with "Fred*." The G4 tower is SuperFred*. The PowerBook was PortaFred*. My TiBook, with its 1Ghz processor and a gig of Ram, is, of course, GigaFred*. The XServe box we just installed at the office is TeraFred*. All my...

They hid that feature under the "Privacy and Security" option in your Preferences. 9600!!!???? What's GSM?