Textareas are like interactive areas of normal paragraph text?\nTrue or False
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True (your question and this answer) was typed in one.\n\nFor formatted input area try an editor like FCKEditor.
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It's like vashfish said.  You use KeyPress or KeyDown and then you see in the sub you use this:\n\nif Not IsNumeric(<textboxname>.text) then\n<textboxname>.text = <textboxname>.text.substring(0, <textboxname>.length - 1)\nMessageBox.Show("Error message")\nend if\n\n(replace the 3 dots with a comma, Y! won't let you use a comma like that, for some reason...)
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Hello,\n\nI am not sure if you are exactly looking for lines..if not then if you are looking it only as a space to enter data, the use form fields. From the Form Field menu, click on Text Form field. Make the Document as protected. Now peopwle will be able to type in only in the give field.\n\nLife is easier\n\nThanks\nKaushik
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To leave a space you type in \n\n<br>\n\nIt means break and it allows you to leave spaces.
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If this is an opinion based question, then my answer is yes, and no. Yes in that computers make people lazy (by using spell check,  abbreviations, etc.), and no in that people are free to choose to self-edit their own material (I did not spell check this, so I hope it meets with grammatical correctness guidelines). I do not believe that most people who own computers still know how to write a gramatically correct sentence or paragraph.
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yh if ya usin html code then it lets ya go onto a new line...cos pressing "enter" doesnt work in html\n\nbut ppl dont use dat in IM-ing?!\n\nmaybe that person is right and u mean brb...which means be right back\n\nbut <br/> is html code for return
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<br>\n\nThat leaves a space in between text or objects. You would just copy and paste that how ever many times you need it.
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This may not be what your talking about, but Windows puts popup boxes when you hover your mouse there. If this is what your talking about, it is normal! :)
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<title> text </title>\n\nstick it inside the <head></head> tags
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Well, you could also use the "InnerHTML" property for HTML objects. An example is as follows:\n\n<P id="myParagraph>\n    This is a paragraph\n</P>\n\nIn a JavaScript function (on a button click, etc.):\n\nfunction onButtonClicked() \n{\n// ...\nmyParagraph.InnerHTML = "This paragraph has been changed!";\n}\n\nThis sounds like what you were looking for. =)
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It's CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) it's a simple mechanism for adding style (e.g. fonts, colors, spacing) to Web documents.
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Well, yes, technically HTML is text markup and CSS is layout markup, but you still may need to learn them.\n\nYou have said nothing about what you already have and/or know.  To create interactive web sites you will still need to know some basics about the standards (HTML, CSS, flash, JavaScript). \nTo program the "server side" to react to the user's input, you will either need to use a programming language like PHP (pretend it's a language), Python, Ruby, or Java.  You can also find many server side applications that will handle all the background stuff, but then you will have to learn their syntax.  These are sometimes called application frameworks or servers.  Some free ones are PHP (it's kinda this too), Plone,  Ruby on Rails, and Zillions more.
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It's called a bullet. Try webdings in the font selection. Some programs can do it automatically in the "page setup". Check out your toolbar for help.
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In depends on your keyboard.\nIn my one it is under backspace and over enter.\n\nIt will be some where near there
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<br><br> 2 lines \n<p> </p> a para
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yer its <br> for the space\n\nand just in case you didnt know: - \n\na ♥ is &hearts ; all together aswell... tuk me ages to work that one out!!!\n\n\n*did u put it all together? and dont think it works if it is in capitals!!!*
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Check Tom's FAQ, is has something to do with HTML, but I just asked my friend to do it...