when we will use custom tag libraries and what it is give me some example?
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copying to briefcase dosent work either. It stops and aborts the balance copying as soon as the corrupt file is reached
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those tags are meant for the store..it is illegal to remove those tags BEFORE PURCHASE, but once you buy them you can do whatever you want
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Dynamic Link Library... a collection of small snippets of code used for common routines in Windows programs.
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I'm not sure, but you might be referring to a code section of an HTML blog that basically serves as a tag that starts/stops particular blog entries.\n\nI tried looking this up and found nothing.  One of these internet gurus should hopefully help.\n\nGood luck.  Sorry, but I tried !   ;-)
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From a (web page) coding standpoint, XML is like html but more structured and more strict.\nIn html:  <p>blah blah <p>blah blah is legal (but poor practice).\nIn XML you MUST have closing tag on everything:\n<p>blah blah</p> <p>blah blah </p>\n\nEven standalone tags must close.\nhtml:  <br>   xml:  <br />\n\nI would use XML on pages but as soon as you include things like ads and other people's code, it breaks because most of the code suppliers write plain html 4 (or 3.2).\nIf you are not going to have ads or accept other people's code, XML is an excellent choice. As well, there are things you can do in XML that don't require html support (RSS feeds for example).\n\nYou can also define your own types and give them properties.  A trivial example:\n<bong>Dual filters</bong> \nNo such thing as a <bong> in html. You can use this capability to simply tag or describe data, or style it up in CSS for display. XML can go a lot further than web pages. It can be used for simple databases, configuration files, logging and other things (example: modern word processors now store your documents in XML format).\n\nA good place to start is w3c (specs and some tutorials)\nhttp://www.w3.org/\nthen expand your search to things you are interested in.\nClick the search:
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To answer you the easiest way...none of them work, and if they do, they stop working very shortly thereafter.\n\nThe easiest way to get the same type of functionality would be to goto a site that has thins functionality built into it, http://www.linkingfolks.com and http://www.tagworld.com are 2 that i know of that do this...im sure there are others as well
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I think iBackup has a service that allows you to set tagged information. Link is below\n\nwww.ibackup.com
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go to my website below\nhttp://daney200334.sitesled.com/webtools/meta_generator.html\n its a meta tag generator. generate meta tags for ur website and than copya nd paste the code form this generator in ru webpages.\nafter go to the following page\nhttp://daney200334.sitesled.com/webtools/site_submittal.html\n there u will see links to many fere search engines ,open each link and u will get enterd in the site submitting page of each sear engine.Submit/Add ur website to all these engines.\n  hope u,ll get better results soon..:)
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usually, a <embed src="file name" play="true" loop="true"> tag will do the trick
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Be more specific.\n\nBasic explanation: View it's HTML source.
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http://help.blogger.com/bin/answer.py?answer=42215&query=more%20tag&topic=&type=f
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FYI, you don't have to take out the tags. Yahoo treats everything you enter as text, even if it's tagged as a script. Also, FYI, the "language" attribute of the script element has been deprecated. You only need type="text/javascript" now.\n\nIt may be impossible to use the document.write method multiple times on one page, because you're asking the browser to write to the document that's being viewed, and the method doesn't take arguments for starting position. You'll have better luck if you open a blank page for writing the new links. Also, you might want to consider creating links using DOM objects instead of massive strings. You could create an array of DOM objects and then loop through or call them as needed. Use this link for explanations of how to do this:\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/htmldom/dom_obj_anchor.asp\n\nEmail me if that doesn't make sense.
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The <table> tag is used in conjunction with <tr> and <td> . . . a standard page would have \n\n<table>\n<tr>\n<td>\nThe lovely webpage text upper left\n</td>\n\n<td>\nThe lovely webpage text upper right\n</td>\n</tr>\n\n<tr>\n<td>\nThe lovely webpage text lower left\n</td>\n\n<td>\nThe lovely webpage text lower right\n</td>\n</tr>\n</table>\n\nThis sets your page up to have rows and columns. The above would place a 4X4 grid on your webpage.  Adding " table border="1" " (without the outside quotes) would make the divisions between the cells visible.  The following link yields what the above code would render on your webpage:  \n\nhttp://www.zentu.net/tableexample\n\nThe <div> tag has no special attributes on its own, other than alignment on a horizontal axis.  It just points to the code in the "style" section that refers to size, background color, etc.  It's useful for creating shortcuts -- like if you have certain text attributes you want to apply frequently regarding size, color, spacing, etc.\n\nHope this helps.
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Just use the following tags to wrap your code:\n<script type="text/javascript">\nyour code\n</script>
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I don't see anything that does this on one tag. You might be able to take the RSS feed for that tag and then convert it something more useful for you. If you click the RSS button on the bottom of the page you can see the XML file. \n\nYou might also check the link below as they re are a bunch of hacks and the list is growing.
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try - \ndocument.getElementsByTagName("tag") :Returns a collection of objects with the specified TAGNAME\n\ntag = input.\nThen do a foreach loop on the returned object. if the name of the control matches your text box naming pattern use it.\n\njainnys\nMind Experts Inc\nhttp://www.mindexp.com
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A  tag is another way of saying "a name" for something.  In a program locations and variables have tags to give them user-friendly ways of addressing them.  A cell reference can be thought of as a certain kind of tag (e.g. $A$1 refers to the top-leftmost cell and is shorthand for referring to it so you and Excel both know what you're talking about).