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			<title>Screen Resolution</title>
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			<description>JavaScript can easily retrieve useless information about the computer screen as well as more useful information about the size of their browser window

Not all of your visitors will use the...</description>
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			<title>Moving Vertically</title>
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When we place objects on our web page to be animated with Javascript we are not limited to just having them move from side to side....</description>
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			<title>Add Business Days to a Date</title>
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You dont need a complicated loop to be able to skip over the weekends when adding or subtracting business...</description>
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Because JavaScript is a prototyping language and doesn't have separate class definitions, there is no distingction between...</description>
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You define the appearance and position of the elements of a modern web page via stylesheet commands. In this fifth tutorial on the...</description>
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			<title>Resolving Script Clashes</title>
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			<description>When you add multiple JavaScripts to the same page you sometimes have to change the code so that they will work together.

When you add a second JavaScript to a page...</description>
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			<title>What is JavaScript?</title>
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			<description>JavaScript? What exactly is JavaScript?

For those who are just starting out creating web pages, here is some introductory information on what JavaScript is and how you can use JavaScript in...</description>
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			<title>With</title>
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			<description>JavaScript has a few commands that can be very inefficient if used incorrectly.

One of the least understood and least efficient reserved words in JavaScript is with. What is it for...</description>
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			<title>Selecting an End Position</title>
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			<description>JavaScript animations can move to a predetermined position.

In the last animation tutorial we moved our object by a fixed distance. In the eighth animation tutorial we look at how we...</description>
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			<title>Free JavaScript Download</title>
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			<description>One advantage of JavaScript is that it doesn't cost anything

If you are paying for JavaScript then you are going about things the wrong way. Not only is JavaScript itself built...</description>
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