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mueller asked a question in Dale Lane on October 22, 2009 19:22:

css sliding door stype button?

Is there any way in the .css file to make an inner link (or external, or even a header even) have the appearance of a button with the "sliding door" css style of using a left and right background image? I've seen these example style sheets on the net but don't know if/how to use it in bLADEWiki.

mueller started following the idea "CSS Styling expanded" in Dale Lane.

mueller replied on October 08, 2009 17:16 to the question "Windows double click doesn't work" in Dale Lane:

I solved this problem. It will not work if you have spaces in the full path to your wiki location. BUT, you can make it work by using "s on the DDE arg for the file name. IE:
"%1"
In Windows explorer go to tools/folder options/file types
find your file extension in the list
click "advanced"
select "open"
click edit
Add "" to the %1 argument to the program

mueller replied on October 06, 2009 15:40 to the question "Windows double click doesn't work" in Dale Lane:

Maybe I can clarify some more. On your help page:
http://92.48.117.50/~dalelane/bladewi...
you have four options: open with, command line, short cuts, & double click.
Command line and short cuts work for me.
Open with and double click do NOT work for me.

mueller replied on October 06, 2009 14:10 to the question "Windows double click doesn't work" in Dale Lane:

Double clicking a file name (say "somepage.wtx") in windows explorer does not open that page. A shortcut which has wtx file as the argument to the .exe does work.

mueller asked a question in Dale Lane on October 05, 2009 18:29:

Windows double click doesn't work

I can't seem to get double clicking to open a wiki page working in windows XP. I changed the file extension to .wtx and renamed all my files. I made a new file extension in tools.../file options.../file types. I made an "open" action which runs bladewiki with the file name (%1) as an argument. But it doesn't work. It opens the last homepage I used every time. I can make shortcuts that work, but double click doesn't work. Any ideas?

mueller replied on October 05, 2009 18:23 to the question "link to an existing Outlook task" in Dale Lane:

Thanks for the tip. I installed this and tried it and it works. I also like being able to link outlook tasks to each other.

mueller asked a question in Dale Lane on October 01, 2009 17:36:

link to an existing Outlook task

In bLADEWiki is there a way to make a link to an existing Outlook task. I could always create a new task and link to it and then copy my old task info into the new one, but...

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