Back to JS main page Help!

How do I find what I'm looking for? What does the symbol mean? Navigating around isn't always easy, with over 250 scripts it isn't always easy to find what you're looking for. Here I'll try to give you tips on how to "behave" on this site, to get the most out of it!

  • I'm looking for a specific script!
    1. Try to find the matching category in the Group Menu
    2. Found nothing in possible categories? I might have missed to add it the that category. Look in the A2Z Menu.
    3. No luck? Search for a keyword in the script-list. Here's how.
      1. Click somewhere outside a link in the frame to focus it.
      2. Push CTRL+F or look in the "Edit"-menu, it works in most browsers.
      3. Enter a keyword that might be hidden in the title.
    4. Didn't find it? Perhaps there isn't a script that does what you want. Request It!
  • What's new?
    1. Look in the Date Menu, this is the default menu.
    2. Look in the online-newsletter for information about new scripts and other changes to the pages.
  • How often do you update?
  • I add new scripts at least once a week...if nothing unusual happens...
  • Sign up for the SiliconValley 7116 Newsletter and you will recieve an e-mail as soon as new scripts are added or big changes are made.
  • Key to the signs
    1. In the menues you will find these signs...
      2.
      Netscape 3.0Netscape 3.0, or above, is required to run this script.
      Netscape 4.0Netscape 4.0 is required to run this script.
      Not IEThis script will not work at all/completely in MS Internet Explorer 3.0.
      NewThis script has been added during the 7 days.
      NewsletterThis is the Newsletter that informs about changes to the site.
      VRMLThis page uses VRML, if you haven't got a VRML-plug-in, you must get one to be able to view the page.
    2. Other signs...
      3.
      Back to JSP main page Takes you back to the JSPlanet main page.

      This toolbar is located in the top-left frame. The maximize button is especially useful with some browsers that can't "Save Frame as...", just click the maximize-button and choose "Save as..."!
    3. View the source of the main document.
    4. Maximize the main document.
    5. Close the script and return to the main-page.
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