WhiteTower: What about http://brainking.com/cz/Statistics and http://brainking.com/cz/Statistics?p=1 ?

Summertop: Should be working now.

volant: Tools / Account Settings / select the e-mail account you want to remove and click Delete Account.

Summertop: Yes, I already know why. It will be fixed soon.

Summertop: I use Mozilla Thunderbird for both e-mails and RSS.

furbster: http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/

furbster: Have you tried Firefox instead?

I still have 50 invitations left.

reza: System.exit() terminates the whole application, i.e. all its frames and windows. If you want to close only one frame, call its own close() method.

reza: String.valueOf(int)

rabbitoid: It's set to utf-8 by default and there is no option of Bengali or anything similar to it.

danoschek: Thanks, there are many useful information. However, it still doesn't solve my problem because they say "go to Internet Options / Fonts and select the font for your language script" but when I select Bengali on that panel, no fonts are provided to choose from although I have them installed on my computer.

chessmec: Yes, everything's up to date (XP SP2). I must have some strange settings somewhere. It can be a problem with the Czech version of IE which I use.

I am just experimenting with Indian languages and I've got a problem - when I try to display this page in Firefox, it works great and I can see all Bengali characters. However, Internet Explorer shows only question marks or little squares.
I think the problem is in a missing font in the Internet Explorer because I am sure I have this font installed on my computer (when I open a Wordpad, I can write in Bengali). Is there a way how to "install" the fonts to the IE?

There is no spyware. And don't use IE.

BuilderQ: What is it supposed to do?
The "iframe.history.go()" looks IE only.

From January statistics so far:
MS IE: 70.2 %
Firefox: 10.9 %
WebTV: 5.2 %
Opera: 2.7 %
And the rest.

I know.

You need to set up a shared internet connection on the PC.

That's not a bad idea Rose. Perhaps I could make this feature on BK for paying members. You define a lists of macros/actions, activated by a single click. Would it be interesting?

Although there was no change in the headers.

Logout/Login on BrainKing is usually faster than any workaround :-)

Rahvin: You can still use IE for the second login.

This is the list of extensions installed in my Firefox: DOM Inspector, GMail Notifier, FoxyTunes, WeatherFox, SwitchProxy Tool, Live HTTP Headers, FlashGot, Copy Plain Text, Search Status, Bandwidth Tester, Translate, View Cookies, ColorZilla.

Heh :-) It will save a lot of my time if BK users stop using IE.

Yes because these ActiveX components are compatible with IE only.

rabbitoid: But after clicking on such RSS bookmark you'll have to log in anyway.

rabbitoid: RSS, eh? Well, why not. For public boards.

And don't forget to install a new Firefox :-D

Hmm, it can be caused by some forgotten Javascript snippets. Can you send me the page HTML source?

BananaD: Impossible. Firefox doesn't show red crosses.

For some strange reason, IE occasionally refuses to display pictures even if it successfully loads them from the server.

Nothing is broken. Don't use IE.

rpc probably means Remote Procedure Calls.

Well, XP is stable enough for a development, I never had any problems with it (and I never get used to Linux on a client side). But I would never use XP on a server side for a production release.

No, I develop on Windows XP. That's the big advantage of Java, you can develop on anything :-)

I have 512 MB RAM on my BK development notebook (where I run IDE, application server and database server at once). However, I have a faster CPU (1.13 GHz).

You should adjust your firewall settings. It's probably blocking something important :-)

Which web browser do you use?

CTRL-F5

It's been fixed more than 6 hours ago.

Uh uh, that's what I've been thinking about :-D

Thanks, I'll try it :-)

I have only Photoshop 5 and although it has a batch processor as well, I couldn't find a way how to set it up for the task I need. The "image size" function has no percentages, only exact dimensions to change to.

Does anybody know an easy [and preferrably freeware] tool for automated image processing? For example, I have 100 or 200 images of different sizes and I need to scale them to 70% of their original size.

What about to unplug the printer?

Well, I'd tried to use fixed column widths but with no success. Moreover, it would be risky anyway on low resolutions.
Of course, Row Layout users don't have this problem.

I can try. But I'm not sure if it's a bug.

Yes, that's the way how Firefox handles big tables. But I am already used to it :-)