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Comments by RaymondM (Top 2 by date)
RaymondM
10-Jan-12 4:48am
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Thanks for a very thorough answer. I had found some of these websites after a lot of googling, but I was held back by lack of exoperience. In the end I get it to work this way :
In myjs.js :
var Value=[0,1003264,1005824,1038080,.... ];
<nearly 1000="" entries="" in="" value="">
function getvalue(n)
{
return Value[n];
}
In the html file :
<head>
<script scr="myjs.js"> </script>
</head>
.....
<body>
<script scr="myjs.js"> document.write(getvalue(200)); </script>
</body>
I find I need <script scr="myjs.js"> in both head and the body.
Raymond Mercier
RaymondM
3-Jan-12 13:40pm
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Good idea ! I see that a similar question was posted at the end of his article. There a man suggested that in the msi setup one should place CustomerInformation right after Welcome. Now I have tried thta but it does not help, I am afraid.