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Dear subscriber,

==== Happy New Year from the JavaScript 'No Content' Web Site. ====

Following your request to receive notification when the JavaScript
'No Content' Web site has been updated, here are:

Recent Additions:
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Today's The Day
Friday 26th December 1997
http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/js056/index.html
This article brings together the last few articles, to produce a page
that shows all data regarding any date entered: full date, age, events, 
birthstone, Zodiac star sign, Chinese year, lottery numbers and random 
colors. As an added extra it also includes images of birthstones, zodiac 
star sign and the animal associated with the Chinese year.

Extending "Born of the 4th of July"
Friday 26th December 1997
http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/js055/index.html
This article describes how to merge all the calendar events and holidays 
calculated in the three different articles 'Born of the 4th of July', 
'Easter' and 'The 3rd Saturday in November' into one object array. We
will also show how to sort the array in JavaScript 1.1 browsers, and
how to simulate an array sort using linked lists.

Arrays, Object Arrays and Sorting
Sunday 21st December 1997
http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/js054/index.html
This article shows how to sort arrays using the JavaScript 1.1 array
sort method. It also describes the different options available during
sorting, and how to sort arrays for browsers that don't support the sort
method, or where the sort method does not work correctly.

JavaScript Games
Friday 12th December 1997
http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/js053/index.html
Guest Author Keith Drakard takes you through the various steps needed
to make a JavaScript "Simple Simon" game.

Free Download:
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Remember that the complete contents of the JavaScript 'No Content' Web
site can be download as one zip file.  This file is automatically
updated each time a new article is added to the site.  The URL of
the zip file is:
http://www.btinternet.com/~martin.webb/download.zip

Bug Watch:
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Although the site is crafted with care and attention, bugs have, and
do continue to slip through.  Especially on browsers that I cannot
test on.

If you find any bugs in any of the articles, or in the site itself
please report them, you are not only helping yourself, but every
other person who visits the JavaScript 'No Content' Web Site.

Beta Testers:
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If you are familiar with my site you'll know that every week I release
a new JavaScript article for web authors.  I'm finding it more and
more difficult to be able to test the scripts on the wide range of
platforms and various versions of JavaScript.

I'm looking for some beta testers who'll get early an early view of 
articles, perhaps in draft or uncompleted form, but with the
JavaScript code complete.  This work will be unpaid and voluntary,
but you'll receive some form of recognition via a beta tester list
on the site.

If you are interested in testing out scripts please send me an email
with details of your operating system and browser to
martin.webb@btinternet.com. I'll then provide you with a *password*
which will enable you to view the beta code/articles.

AtDhVaAnNkCsE

Guest Authors:
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If you have any ideas/suggestions for future articles, or you would
like to participate as a Guest Author please drop me note.

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Regards

Martin Webb
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JavaScript articles, tutorials, example source code and FAQ
January 1st, 1998

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