So you are new to this chatting thing and you'd like some
questions answered? Here are some answers to questions that we are asked all
the time.
Since web based chat (as well as Internet Relay Chat -IRC) is a text
based form of communication we have to show emotions in a text based
environment. This is accomplished by the use of emoticons.....
or as they are called on the Net "Smileys".
Some common Smiley's are:
Sometimes you just may want to write something in Net Shorthand. Some of
the common ones are:
To put up a pix type:
(IMG src="//www.oocities.org/RainForest/3866/panther.gif") Remember use < > not ( )
When looking for pix.... you should keep in mind that pictures that are
large in size can cause some folks computer problems. Be a considerate
chatter and keep the image size low.
Another thing we are asked all the time is how to write HTML code and how to
show pixs. HTML is the language used to write web pages. The most common
codes are:
:-) Happy ;-) Winking :-( Unhappy :-* Blown Kiss =:-0 Surprise, hair standing
on end
Another thing folks always want to know is how to put up a
picture. First thing is the pix MUST be located on a server somewhere. It
can be on your server, or it can be on a server anywhere in the world. What
you must have tho' is an URL for that pix.
*L* Laughing *LOL* Laughing out
loud *ROTFL* Rolling on
the floor laughing *ROTFLMAO* Rolling on
the floor laughing my ass off BTW By the way IMHO In my humble
opinion
(the user is *rarely* humble)BRB Be Right Back
(IMG SRC="the URL of the pix" )Use < > NOT ( )
That's all. For me to show this pix of a black panther I typed:
| To Center Text or an Image | |
| Text to make Bold | To make text BOLD |
| < I > Text to Italic < /I > | To make text Italic |
| Text More text | If you
want to start a new line. I put a tag after the word want and the word line. |
| Text and more text | To
start a new paragraph you would use the tag. This causes an extra line |
| Text to BLINK | Causes text to The blink is annoying and should be used seldom |
| < FONT SIZE =4 >Text to make size
4 (The default font size is 3) < /FONT > |
To increase font size to size 4 |
| < FONT SIZE =5 >Text to make size 5 < /FONT> | To increase font size to size 5 |
| < FONT SIZE =6 >Text to make size 6 < /FONT > | To increase font size to size 6 |
| < FONT SIZE=7 >Text to make size 7 < /FONT> | To increase font size to size 7 |
| Text to make size 2 < /FONT > | To decrease font size to size 2 |
| Text to make size 1 < /FONT > | To decrease font size to size 1 |
| Text to color | To have colored text Yellow Red Purple Blue Green Orange Brown
You can also use hexidecimal numbers. There are many places |
One more thing we are always asked: "What is Caching?":
The first time a page is requested, Netscape downloads the page from the Internet. Each page you retrieve is temporarily stored in a cache. If you subsequently request a page you have previously acquired, Netscape checks to see if the page is available in the cache. If you click on the Back button, you'll notice that cached documents are displayed much faster than when you first displayed the document.
There may be times when you suspect your cache is acting incorrectly, or maybe you just want to free up some memory space. The caches are clearable by pressing the Clear Memory Cache Now and Clear Disk Cache Now buttons.
Well we hope that we have explained some of the things you can do. I hope that this has helped you out a great deal.
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WOLF and Devil Wolf
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June 24th/98