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Douglas Worden
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For those who have followed the discusion on HTML software..id thought id post a trick every now and then for those who cant afford a web designer or wish to code yourself.......in your browser there is a location box that has the address of the site your in...now in that address you will find both the folder and the page...now the browser will show the page that is adressed when you click on a hyper link..........now what hackers do is delete the page name and open your folder.......so what i do is place a index page in every folder and send a looker a message......like .what ya lookin in here for......you see a browser will open a index page every time it looks into a folder but if it doesnt find one and there a page isnt addressed it will open your folder revealing all that is inside...this can be used for both good and bad......as some times ill stick a page in that folder that has instructions on it..that way if i forget something or want to send a message to someone ill addy that page in the browser location box.............hope that made sense to some....hehehehehe.....Cyber

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Thank you for taking the time to offer your web designing experience to us mere Letterheads .

I get the gist of your message - but I am a little unclear.

Let's say that I have a webpage called webpage.com within which there is a folder called datafile. This datafile folder has a page called homepage.htm; If someone is at webpage.com/datafile/homepage.htm how can they access the rest of the files in datafile folder?

I think my question may be more confusing that your post .

Thank you again for your input.

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Just take and delete the page name homepage.html from the location box and hit enter...your browser will look for the folder named datafile and then look for the index page...if there is none then it will open the folder and show you all the files in that folder as it looks on your server...in which case you can download anything you want.....it wont let you change anything unless you are a good hack but you sure can steel a bunch of images real quick......this is an old lets see what you got game we used to play.........Cyber

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Regarding colours in HTML

You may have noticed you can specify a colour for text and the background of a page or table. This is specified with a series of 7 cryptic looking digits that might look like "#FFFFFF" or "#0BCC66".

What's going on?.....It is simply a number in HEX for each gun, red,green and blue.

The first digit "#" tells you it is in hexadecimal. This gives you 16 levels(instead of decimal - 10). 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F

Each gun has two digits giving 256 levels of colour for that gun. The first 2 are for red, the next for green, the last two for the blue gun. Total 16.77 million colours.

So #000000 is black (everything turned off) with #FFFFFF being white (all colours up full bore). #FF0000 is red, #FFFF00 is yellow.

Remember, there are 216 colours that are considered "safe" because they display on older computers without forming a patchwork of dithered colours that make text hard to read.

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