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Post by Deleted on Aug 25, 2013 19:16:49 GMT
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Post by GuiltySpark on Aug 26, 2013 20:33:08 GMT
Hi womenonly,
It's hard to understand exactly what you are asking as that is merely the equivalent of a page/web sites source code shrunk down to its smallest (single line), if you were to click on the cross hair on the left of that line it would expand to show far more of the source code.
As to the purpose of that particular line, it is telling you that it is a Flash type media and that it is supported by that browser which appears to be IE 10 according to the heading. It is also stating that it supports Audio and Canvas (Canvas is to do with script-able rendering within HTML5 of 2D modelling and bitmap images).
If you are seeing this code every time you click on a link to a video/site it may be due to the browser being used not using or being configured to support HTML5.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 27, 2013 12:49:34 GMT
I just wanted to know what that thing was and what it was for.
Thank you for your information.
As far as I know my IE is version 9.
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Post by Admin_Vistamike on Aug 27, 2013 15:14:55 GMT
The whole of the source is not read/seen.
Your browser is IE 10, not 9.
'that thing'
The first part =; <doctype html public "">
According to HTML standards, each HTML document requires a document type declaration. The "DOCTYPE" begins the HTML document and tells a validator which version of HTML to use in checking the document's syntax.
Could you please explain the question again? Why did you bring up that page? Or how you got there?
Refer to GS COMMENTS ABOVE
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Post by Lighthouse on Aug 28, 2013 4:56:41 GMT
In IE. Click on Help > About Internet Explorer. That will tell you what version you have.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 18, 2013 10:43:05 GMT
To: GS
I do not know how or when my IE9 was updated to 10.
That was not what my original discussion was about.
I just wanted to know how to use that thing.
What is that things purpose and reason for being present?
Ex. Can it be used for creating a document or website page?
Ex. Is it just part of IE10?
Please review my first post and its screenshot.
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Post by GuiltySpark on Sept 18, 2013 16:02:54 GMT
Well I'm not a IE user but will do what I can to explain. That 'thing' is a Web Developer tool built in to the browser (most have them these days), when you push F12 in IE9/IE10 you are presented with the web tools (try it for yourself on any webpage). Short answer is Yes it can be used to create a web page. Long answer would involve knowing/understanding a bit about how to design a web page/site using Notepad (real old school)  No. It is also a part of IE9 as well as many other browsers (although the layout and functionality is somewhat different). |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2013 14:19:13 GMT
GS:
Thank you for your reply.
I am lacking in website-tech knowledge.
I assume that it be okay to experiment with that thing.
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Post by GuiltySpark on Sept 21, 2013 15:56:46 GMT
Yes by all means experiment as much as you want, it's all just learning. |
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