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"Check out my amazing drawing thingy!"

I spent about an hour making this for no reason - so you better damn appreciate it! btw, you can only appreciate it in IE (sorry).

http://www.lukenet-v1.co.uk/drawthing

Use the 'browse' button to select a picture and then draw around it and hey presto! You can clear the picture and then print it also!

Enjoy

ps - it may take about 30 seconds to load on a 56k modem.

Grix Thraves wrote:

And Monkey_man, it's very impressive for writing it
> yourself. You are indeed a programmer of swashbuckling
> proportions.

My sarcasm senses are tingling!

ARHHHHH!

I loaded up a random pic from my folder and it turned out to be picure of me. Damn i'm ugly, thanks very uch for slamming be back down to reality!

Mr. Happy wrote:
"http://www.geocities.com/mrohappy/index.html"

Cool. That looks like a C=64 screen.

And Monkey_man, it's very impressive for writing it yourself. You are indeed a programmer of swashbuckling proportions.

I used to use ZDNet, but that disappeared recently. I learnt the basic elements of JS by 'reverse engineering' some pages and seeing what made it tick. then I kinda figured out the rest meself. I guess I just got lucky. I did buy a JS book, but it was stupidly complicated.

I hate it when people just copy scripts straight from one page to another without learning how to do them properly.

I lwarnt all mine from the web. All I had was a quick introduction, and after that, I've been reading the source codes of some pages and decoding it myself.

For JavaScript, I read into it in a bit more detail though. That's how I found out about javascripts.com and htmlgoodies.earthweb.com

I wrote it off the top of my head from skillz I have learnt from 3 years of Web Design work. There's only a couple of Javascript techniques on display here, but they're ones that don't get used very often because they vary in different browsers. The bulk of it is a mahoosive table, but that couldn't be helped.

Technically you are right though - I learnt the code from a book (how else would I learn it?) - but it was for something different and it was years ago when I first started. Now I thought I would give it a different use for something that is quite useful.

monkey_man wrote:
> No!!! I made it, myself, from scratch, using skills I have acquired, myself.
> Myself!!!

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Is that the amazing skill of copying and pasting? :)

Well, maybe you did. But where did you learn the code from?

No!!! I made it, myself, from scratch, using skills I have acquired, myself. Myself!!!

You got that from Javascripts.com, didn't you?!

There's something just like that, but with sounds instead.