[21] Embedding Sound in Web Pages, Part II

Implement a JavaScript-based jukebox with a song selection window, volume knobs, and Start, Pause, and Stop buttons.
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[22] Internet Explorer 5.0 Review, Part I

Learn how to write a Behavior and how to share it between multiple elements.
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[23] Internet Explorer 5.0 Review, Part II

Find out more about Behaviors, and see how they can be used to create a Connect-Three game.
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[24] Internet Explorer 5.0 Review, Part III

Provide your users with four different persistency methods and allow them to save and restore a session.
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[25] JavaScript 1.3 Review, Part I

Will Unicode replace ASCII in the EMCA specification? Read this column to find out more!
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[26] JavaScript 1.3 Review, Part II

Share the construction of a single object instance with different, but complementary methods.
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[27] DOCJSLIB Library, Part I

Learn how to use our DOCJSLIB's clean procedural interfaces to hide the differences between the leading browsers.
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[28] DOCJSLIB Version 2.0

Master our own DOCJSLIB 2.0 to create the Connect-Three board game and popout elements.
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[29] DOCJSLIB Version 3.0: Page Watermarks

Watermark your page with only one function definition and two main-code statements.
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[30] Scrolling HTML Basics, Part I: Netscape Version

In the first of a three-part series, you'll be surprised how easy it is to create a DHTML news scroller in Netscape's browser.
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[31] Scrolling HTML Basics, Part II: Internet Explorer Version

Find out how to create a space-saving, dynamic news scroller in Microsoft's browser.
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[32] Scrolling HTML Basics, Part III: The Cross-Browser Version

Study the cross-browser version of our news scroller in the last section of our three-part column.
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[33] DOCJSLIB Version 4.0: Scrollers, Watermarks, and Games

Download the new version of our cross-browser JavaScript library, with 18 new functions.
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[34] Inheritance through Prototypes

Learn how to extend JavaScript with constructors, methods, and the prototype property to create powerful prototype objects.
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[35] Bookmarklets

Find out how to execute scripts from links and bookmarks. You'll be creating handy client-side utilities in no time.
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[36] Frames and JavaScript, Part I

Discover several useful frame-related tips and tricks. Escape frames, manipulate them, and create active framesets.
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[37] Frames and JavaScript, Part II

Take advantage of JavaScript's frame handling features to create an eye-catching memory game.
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[38] IE5 Review: Exception Handling

Don't let your users handle your bugs for you! Learn how to use exception handling on your next project.
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[39] IE5 Review: HTML Applications (HTAs)

Learn how to create those mummy browser windows with no buttons and menus, and your own Exit button.
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[40] The DOM, Part I: Analysis

Study how to construct the document model tree for two basic examples. Includes complete diagrams.
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