Saved HTML Files

Saving an InDesign CS 4 file as html (export to swf) for a web page. When the html files opens in Safari there is a border on the left and the top so the page seems placed wrong to the lower right. I've tried a variety of Page Setup settings including the Above recommended but despite the changes in page sizes there seems to be no getting rid of that left and top border. Any suggestions?

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Using Firefox 3.6.20 and Windows XP Home SP3. Firefox sporatically deletes bookmarks from the bookmarks toolbar. Additionally, when I try to import from a saved HTML file, Firefox does not import the complete file. Results are inconsistent.

A possible cause is a problem with the file places.sqlite that stores the bookmarks and the history.
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Bookmarks_history_and_toolbar_buttons_not_working_-_Firefox

Simple Browser which support locally saved html file having Marquee text

I want simple java browser in which I can run locally saved html file having marquee text in it.
My requirement is to show html file in Oracle forms.For that i need JAR Files of that browser which support html file(locally saved & support marque text).
Because i use several browser which support locally html file but not support marque text.These browser display static html file not marque text in it.
Can anybody help me.
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1. There is no reliable way of guessing the encoding of a file without that information. Thats why XML for example has very strict rules wrt. it's encoding (short form: use UTF-8 or UTF-16, if you use anything else, you'll have to specify it)
2. you might be able to make an educated guess if the possible range of encodings is limited, but it will probably never be 100% certain
3. The HTML file might have a header entry "<meta http-equiv..." that tells you about it's encoding. You could try to read the start of the file and see if you find that, then if you found it re-read the entire file.
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Web browser for running locally saved html file with Marquee Text

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I want to display that html file in oracle forms(10g).
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I already tried to convert the html file into Gif file but Marquee text not appear in gif file.
Is there any browser which support the locally saved html file with marquee text and also it can be embedded in oracle form.
Or is there any way for display that html file within the oracle forms.
Remember I don't want to display that file in separate window.I want to display that html file within the form.
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Actually that is what I was doing last night and got a bad flash and bricked my router..so its on its way back to Linksys...

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I have saved an HTML file on my MAC to my iCloud Drive Docs folder.
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Firefox reports that it is my default browser. I changed the default browser to Chrome and then back to Firefox, in case that's what you meant by "redo." Right-clicking and picking Firefox in the Open With menu works, but double-clicking the file or just picking Open in the right-click menu does not.
I don't know why this is. Could it be due to a version update? I've noticed that Google Notifier's "Go to Inbox" no longer opens up Gmail in Firefox either.

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I am having some data in table with japnese characters.
I want to save html file which contains above data in table format and open this file in excel.
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which gives me desired output in browser(using servlet). but when i write to file, same output using BufferedWriter.
it gives me "????".
Is there in other way to do it.

don't you need "UTF16" as the encoding if you want extended Unicode?
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As you know, you don't "save as..." files in Lion - Lion-compatible applications save a copy, and you don't get to specify what extension you want. So... I have all the proper preferences checked for TextEdit to properly open and manage .html documents ("ignore rich text commands in html files" is checked, "add .txt extension to plain text files" is unchecked. But every time I edit and then save an html source file, TextEdit changes the extension from .html to .txt. I've tried closing and opening the file again, both from the Finder and from TextEdit, and I see the same behavior. I can't figure out any way to keep the .html extension from within the appication - I always have to find the file in the Finder and manually change the extension back to .html after every time I edit it. Does anyone know how to fix this?

I'd like to use TextEdit. But, for me, it is totally broken right now. I don't know if everyone is having the same problems, but this is what it is doing to me.
.TXT extension change - All plaintext document extensions are being changed to .txt on save (either explicit or autosave). I like to do my xml, html, etc. in TextEdit since it loads fast and used to be very reliable. This alone is bad enough, but coupled with the next problem, I have abandoned TextEdit as completely broken for my use case.
Unable to edit HTML - All HTML files are viewed as HTML in TextEdit now. Once a file has been ... I don't know... converted by TextEdit, I can no longer look at it in TextEdit as source. It only shows as HTML. This is very frustrating.
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I just got a new computer with Windows 7 and I installed my (old) Macromedia Dreamweaver MX.
Everything seemed to be working normally until I hit "ctrl + s" to save my HTML file.
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I then tried to save by going to File --> Save, and that didn't help either and gave me the same error message above.
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Cassie
([email protected])

For Win7 PRO or greater
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx
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Other Win7 reading
Win7 Help http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/w7itpro/
Win7 Configuration Article http://windowssecrets.com:80/comp/100218
Win7 Monitor http://windowssecrets.com:80/comp/100304
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Win7 Adobe Notes http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/508/cpsid_50853.html#tech
Win7 Adobe Update Server Problem http://forums.adobe.com/thread/586346?tstart=0
Win7 Photoshop http://forums.adobe.com/thread/511916?tstart=0
Processes http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx
Compatibility http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/Default.aspx
Win7 God Mode http://forums.adobe.com/thread/595255?tstart=0

I-text for saving html files using java

hi,
i'm writng a small application and it has some report generation part based on some html templates.
These templates have some images which are given the relative path in the html template files.
when i generate my reports they generated and save in some other location and the thing is quite naturally all the image files are missing. can anyone help me to overcome this problem??
thanks in advance.

If you are using Windows take a look at what Internet explorer does when you save a web page
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I think that you will have to do the same.
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Find some API which can convert HTML page in to PDF and save PDF then you will get a one file with everything in it. I think that is a better solution.
But the way If you found such an API dont foget to post here about it . I have the same problem and I dont like the solution one

How do I purge bookmarks and install saved HTML file

I would like to purge my bookmarks and install from a save HTML file off another computer.

You can delete the places.sqlite file to reset all current bookmarks.<br />
If you remove all JSON backups in the bookmarkbackups folder and place this file as bookmarks.html in the Firefox profile folder then Firefox will automatically rebuild the bookmarks from this file.
You can use this button to go to the Firefox profile folder:
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*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox

Saving html files as cfm files

In older versions of Flash it was possible to tell the html
publish setting to be saved with a cfm extension. I am having a
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it exports it looks like this, ",html.cfm" it's just a pain to have
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As the others have mentioned, this will never produce the desired result for email marketing. I think John covered this but HTML email is a unique animal all by itself - it can challenge even the most seasoned web developer because you have to deal with different email clients and not browsers - email clients are far tricker to code for. You need to use tables, inline CSS and ensure the code is as clean as can be. Dreamweaver (or other HTML coder) is definitely the way to go - forget InDesign and instead use Photoshop for the images.
Peter's suggestion of Mail Chimp is a good one as they have a huge amount of ready made templates that have been tested in all these email clients - you just add the images and content. If you want to go it your own way, this would be a good place to start: http://htmlemailboilerplate.com/
For reference you can also check out: http://24ways.org/2009/rock-solid-html-emails/. If you do decide to do this, I would then travel over to the Dreamweaver forum and ask any further questions there.
Sorry. I'm sure this is not the answer you wanted.
Rik

Saving .html files in TextEdit with OSX Lion

HELP!!!
Just upgraded to Lion.
When i paste html code into TextEdit and save as .html, the moment i edit and save that same file it automatically changes the extension of the file from .html to .txt..how do i turn this off so that it saves it as .html?? in Snow Leopard it never did this.
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Browse a saved HTML file

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How do I now view that file using the phone?
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To your knowledge nothing worst than sign the applet could happen to simply get access to the files, the rest being probably a piece of cake, i mean posting a form/multipart something ?
thanks again.
Simon

I saved web page as html file, but can't open saved file as web page

I did a FILE, SAVE PAGE AS, then chose 'WEB PAGE COMPLETE' - and a directory is created on my hard drive - with the directory name, for example - "c:\....\Ask a Question _ Mozilla Support.htm". (for this web page).
When I try to open the saved web page from Firefox, using FILE, OPEN, I see a new window that looks like a file manager window, I then select that saved .html file and click OPEN, and a new window opens that looks like file manager - displaying with all the files in that directory - "Ask a Question _ Mozilla Support.htm". That is, it does not open and dislpay the web page as I expect it should (that I saved earlier).
However, if I go to the file manager, I can see that directory is saved, and has the Windows Explorer icon associated with the directory "ask a question ....html", and also has a file type of HTML listed. If I double click that directory in file manager, Windows Explorer will open that directory and dis[play it as a web page, as I expected.
I would like to know why Firefox does not open the directory name as a web page from the FILE, OPEN command, but instead shows me the directory contents(all the files in that directory)?
BTW, if I try FILE, OPEN, using Windows Explorer the same thing happens - it opens a new window listing all the files in that directory.
Is this the way the FILE, OPEN is supposed to work?
It seems confusing, because if I am in any other program, for example WinWord, and do a FILE, OPEN command on a Word file, it opens the file as a Word Document - it does not just show the file in a "file manager window.
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I am in the Windows Explorer 'Details' view, and I see the folder with 'Type' of FILE FOLDER. In that folder are all the .js and .css and .png files - as cor-el said.
''But now I also see'' that there is also an htm file - ''with the exact same name ''as the folder, but it has a 'Type' of 'HTML Document'. When I have Firefox do a File, Open on the HTML Document - it does open the web page that I saved and does display it as a web page.
I did not realize that Firefox saves both:
1) a Directory '''(Type 'File Folder') '''''', and,
2) an html file''' (Type 'HTML Document')
... '''and that they are the exact same names! '''
I was clicking on the wrong one! Instead of clicking in the .html file, I was incorrectly clicking on the folder!
(The archive add on looks interesting, but shouldn't I be able to open the saved web page, from the browser, using File, Open File) ?

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This didn't happen before, only in the last 3 days. Didn't install anything on PC other than Itunes and possibly - automatic updates on Win 7.
The ONLY way to open saved html file is by right-click: Open With -> Choose Default Program -> Firefox.
It doesn't open the file on double click, or on right click: Open With -> Firefox, or right click: Open With -> Choose Default Program -> IE, in all 3 cases it goes to homepage.
There was adware or malware Rollup File Opener that I uninstalled but still see some remains in Troubleshooter.

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please run a full scan of your system with different security tools like the [http://www.malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free free version of malwarebytes] & [http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/adwcleaner/ adwcleaner] which are specialised in removing browser hijackers.
another user with a similar issue has reported, this could resolve the problem: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/986102

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