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What's new for April 19, 1999:
What's new for April 8, 1999:
Translation of this tutorial: As I mentioned, people have begun work on translating this tutorial to other languages. I only speak english, so translated versions would not be possible without the help from other generous individuals who would like to give something back to the JavaScript community. The languages currently being worked on are Spanish, French, German, and Chinese. If you are interested in doing a translation into a language you speak please email me.
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To view the examples in this site you must use either Netscape 4.0 or Internet Explorer 4.0 This tutorial is written and maintained by Dan Steinman (dynduo@dansteinman.com) Please post general questions about DHTML to my DHTML Forum. I would be happy to answer e-mails if you have a very specific problem, however do try to debug your code significantly enough to determine what part of your script isn't working properly. And be sure to read through this entire tutorial before posting or e-mailing any questions, this tutorial is very thorough and will likely answer your question somewhere. I do appreciate any comments or suggestions you have about this tutorial. I am always looking for ways to improve it, so if you have anything to contribute I would be most gracious. I am available for contract/freelance work, and advertising opportunities are a possibility. Please inquire about these to me directly. Please read the Acceptable Terms of Usage of the Dynamic Duo © 1998 Dan Steinman
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