I need to make a checkers board for a computer assignment at school using Notepad. I do not know how to get started, and I need the attributes for the board.
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Use a table.  The best way to start is probably to draw it on paper so that you can see it while you're typing it in.  Remember that it starts with a row, then you add cell by cell going left to right.  Each time you add a cell, alternate the bgcolor of the cell \nEx:\n<TABLE>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor="black" width="10"> </TD>\n<TD bgcolor="white" width="10"> </TD>\n<TD bgcolor="black" width="10"> </TD>\n</TR>\n<TR>\n<TD bgcolor="white" width="10"> </TD>\n<TD bgcolor="black" width="10"> </TD>\n<TD bgcolor="white" width="10"> </TD>\n</TR>\n</TABLE>\n\nThis is just an example, but you should be able to see how to follow...\nP.S. - It's not showing up here, but you need to add ampersand nbsp ; (the escape sequence for a non-breaking whitespace) inside each of your table cells
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I also have created some form of a booklet, I understand how hard it is to find detailed information in which you can simplify and edit in your own words for someone else.\n\nI suggest you use a search engine to look up "common pc problems" and then use the answers to these for your booklet. As i said before, i have made one myself which i am emailing to you at the moment.\n\n(Please use a virus scanner to make sure the file is safe before use) \n\nGoodLuck
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A what you see si what you get editor allows you to see exactly where your placing things on your form. Which for some people is handy, however, there is no real benefit from doing it in notepad.\n\ntop open a form, you just use the tag:\n<form action="pagetoaction.php" type"GET or POST">\n\nYou then use tables and other normal html formatting to align things that way you want them. To add controls to the form you use \n<input type="type" name="blahblah">\n\nExample:\n\n<form action="this.php" method="POST">\nName: <input type="text" name="Name">\n<br />\n<input type="Submit" name="Submit" Value="Submit"\n</form>
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go to start>programs>accessories>system tools> character map...here you will see all types of little symbols
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Here's a pretty good one I wrote:\n\nhttp://www.planetsourcecode.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=58476&lngWId=1\n\nYou'll need Visual Basic to compile it or you can e-mail me and I'll send it to you...
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Go to start>programs>accessories>system tools> here click on Character map...You will find all types of symbols .You can copy and paste those from there
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Well, you did not say what program/version that you're using, so I'll assume MS Word 97.  Please give us more information the next time you ask questions, so we can help you more efficiently and not guess as the attributes of each program may be different between versions and programs.  Someone may even report your question as being not understandable.\n\nField codes: NoteRef field\n\n{ NOTEREF Bookmark [Switches] }\nInserts a footnote or endnote reference mark that you've marked with a bookmark to make multiple references to the same note or to cross-reference footnotes or endnotes. If you modify the sequence of footnotes or endnotes, the new result of the NOTEREF field reflects the new numbering.\n\nInstructionExplanation\n BookmarkThe name of the bookmark that refers to the footnote or endnote reference mark. The bookmark must refer to the reference mark in the document text, not in the footnote or endnote window. If the bookmark doesn't exist, you must create it.\nSwitches\n &#92;f Inserts the reference mark with the same character formatting as the Footnote Reference style or the Endnote Reference style.\n&#92;hInserts a hyperlink to the bookmarked footnote.\n&#92;pInserts the relative position of the footnote or endnote.·If the NOTEREF field appears in the document before the bookmark, it evaluates to "below."·If the NOTEREF field appears after the bookmark, it evaluates to "above."·If the NOTEREF field appears within the bookmark, an error is returned.This switch can also be used in conjunction with the &#92;n, &#92;r, and &#92;w switches. When this is done, "above" or "below" is appended to the end of the field result.\nExample:\n\nThe following text and field appear in a footnote of a document. The bookmark "Brun" marks the footnote reference mark for footnote 3:\n\n"This process is discussed in Brun's new book (see note { NOTEREF Brun } )."\n\nWhen the field is updated, the footnote number is displayed: \n\n"This process is discussed in Brun's new book (see note 3)."\n\nNote   The NOTEREF field replaces the FTNREF field used in earlier versions of Word for Windows. If you open a document that contains FTNREF fields, the fields remain in the document and function correctly.
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try \n\ngtitestlaboratories.org
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Best text editor is notepad. I think everyone has it, and I use it all the time. Were you looking for some particular features?
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I recommend looking at some of the samples in a technical writing book. It will not only show you samples but explain why they did things in certain ways in case you want to customize it yourself.
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Bruce eckel's thinking in java could be a right place for you to start with\n\nGoogle....\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGIC,GGIC:2006-04,GGIC:en&q=thinking+in+java+download
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If you have Word on a PC just insert a table and format and edit as required.  If you don't have access to Word use graph paper or if you're really creative cut out coloured shapes for each person and stick them onto a large piece of card link together with ribbon or wool.  Now that will WOW! them at school.
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you can find a very good tutorial at the link.\n\nNo need to write whats already writtenm =)
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Sounds like the Dewey Decimal System done in Visual Basic, to me.!
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You must include a hyperlink.  Not all boards will support it.\n\nGo to the website and copy the URL (universal resource langage) link ... it's that thing that starts with http://....\n\nTry pasting it in or typing it in ... make sure you type absolutely correctly though (that's why cutting and pasting works pretty well).
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♥♥  you can do all kinds of symbols from a character map.  It is found in XP under  Start - All Programs - Accessories - System Tools - Character Map.\n\nScroll down to find that symbol and copy and paste it.
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If you can draw it like a circuit it should be a little easier to see.\nClick on this site and go through the 'prev page' and 'next pages' for samples of Boolean logic. \nhttp://computer.howstuffworks.com/boolean2.htm\nHope this helps.\nTry using the output as an input to keep track of state