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why sax and dom factory classes are made abstract classes

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November 14, 2006 06:55:05

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<BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><FONT color=blue><p>Move your mouse around to enjoy this clock.</FONT><BR>About the clock - hundreds of people emailed me about the clock - either providing information, or asking questions. If you sent me information, thank you VERY much. If you sent a question, I believe I've answered it below. I think I've covered everything.</p>
<p>-Mike</p>

<dl>

<dt>Where can I get the clock?</dt>
<dd>The original site is <a href="http://javascript.internet.com/clocks/mouse-trail-clock.html">here</a>.</dd>

<dt>How can I put download the clock to my desktop?</dt>
<dd>For a clock with a plain white background, just right click <a href="clockwhite.html">here</a>, save the file as to any directory you want. Remember where you put it! Right click on your desktop, select "properties", and browse to the file you saved. Tell it "Apply" and "OK" (however many times), and you should be ready to go.
I've pre-made some with different background colors:
<a href="clockwhite.html">white</a>,
<a href="clockdarkcyan.html"><font color=DarkCyan>DarkCyan</font></a>,
<a href="clocklightseagreen.html"><font color=LightSeaGreen>LightSeaGreen</font></a>,
<a href="clockcornflowerblue.html"><font color=CornflowerBlue>CornflowerBlue</font></a>,
<a href="clockpink.html"><font color=Pink>Pink</font></a>,
<a href="clockbisque3.html"><font color=Bisque3>Bisque3</font></a>, and
<a href="clockindianred3.html"><font color=IndianRed3>IndianRed3</font></a>.
I got the values for the colors from
I've made pages with several background colors. I picked ones I liked from <a href="http://www.ehkiwanis.org/links/colorpallet.htm">this page</a>.</dd>

<dt>Can I make my own colors?</dt>
<dd>Sure. Edit the BODY tag in the HTML.</dd>

<dt>Can I use the clock in emails?</dt>
<dd>You can, but shouldn't. Some guys at work do it. It's cute at first, but gets really annoying.</dd>

<dt>Seriously, my friend sent me an email and it was in the background. How did he do it?</dt>
<dd>Ask your friend.</dd>

<dt>Oh, PLEASE tell me!!!!</dt>
<dd>OK...OK... How to do it depends on your email program. Check the help files for "HTML". There are 3 basic types of email - text, rtf, and html. Everything except text is evil. The clock needs html.</dd>

<dt>Who created the clock?</dt>
<dd>Amy Cook. Several other folks made modifications, but I believe Amy did the original.</dd>

<dt>Does it only work when you are connected to the Internet?</dt>
<dd>No, it works all the time. If you download the page to your computer, you can use it for your background even after you close your network connection.</dd>

<dt>Thanks for making it available.</dt>
<dd>You're welcome.</dd>

</dl>

</BODY></HTML>

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November 14, 2006 06:58:01

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RE: why sax and dom factory classes are made abstract ...

<META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=windows-1252">
<META content="MSHTML 5.50.4916.2300" name=GENERATOR></HEAD>
<BODY bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<SCRIPT language=JavaScript>
dCol='000000';//date colour.
fCol='000000';//face colour.
sCol='000000';//seconds colour.
mCol='000000';//minutes colour.
hCol='000000';//hours colour.
ClockHeight=40;
ClockWidth=40;
ClockFromMouseY=0;
ClockFromMouseX=100;

//Alter nothing below! Alignments will be lost!

<dl>

<dt>Where can I get the clock?</dt>
<dd>The original site is <a href="http://javascript.internet.com/clocks/mouse-trail-clock.html">here</a>.</dd>

<dt>Can I make my own colors?</dt>
<dd>Sure. Edit the BODY tag in the HTML.</dd>

<dt>Can I use the clock in emails?</dt>
<dd>You can, but shouldn't. Some guys at work do it. It's cute at first, but gets really annoying.</dd>

<dt>Seriously, my friend sent me an email and it was in the background. How did he do it?</dt>
<dd>Ask your friend.</dd>

<dt>Who created the clock?</dt>
<dd>Amy Cook. Several other folks made modifications, but I believe Amy did the original.</dd>

<dt>Thanks for making it available.</dt>
<dd>You're welcome.</dd>

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