If you were asked to complete... PLEASE HELP?
Q. these question for an application what would be the best way? List the types of clerical and secretarial functions you have performed in past positions. Indicate the level of responsibility you had for each area and where you gained this experience. Describe the level of public contact, both in person and on the telephone, in each of your past positions. Indicate where you gained this experience. Describe your experience in the use of a computer. What software programs have you used? Where did you gain this experience? Describe your experience in maintaining alphabetical, index and cross reference files. Where did you gain this experience? Describe any experience in taking and transcribing minutes. Indicate the types of meetings… [cont.]
Asked by CA - Tue Feb 3 15:24:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Just answer the questions truthfully. there's nothing being asked that's beyond standard interview questions. This written interview is probably a 2nd step in the interview process with the company.
Answered by kbk823 - Tue Feb 3 15:40:18 2009

JavaScript = Reference Exist?
Q. Im gearing up to code in JavaScript again and want my life to be less stressful this time around when it comes to cross-browser compatability (at least I want FireFox and IE5.5+ to work). Is there an "actual" reference book or online resource which provides an index on all JavaScript functions/properties and the respective browser (with version) it works under? I recall a brilliant book a number years back called the Waite Group's Turbo C++ Bible -- it beautifully indexed all Turbo C++ commands, provided a short blurb, example, and compatability stats. Ideally thats what Im looking for with JavaScript. Thanks. I do realize MS has their own additional JScript commands and such, but if theres a single reference out there which covers all… [cont.]
Asked by zerohourx - Tue Mar 28 15:58:10 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The javascript core command set is simple, it is ECMAscript with a few browser-specific additions. That reference can be found here: but you probably already know most of it. The meat of coding for the web is using the Document Object Model (DOM) of the browsers. A reference for cross-browser coders is kept at Mozilla's website here: .
Answered by Ron - Tue Mar 28 22:40:52 2006

I want to draw a graph of a cubic function in a Java Applet. Help!?
Q. I want to draw a graph of a cubic function in a java applet. Obviously I'll use the polyline function to draw it and have an array of coordinates. The tricky part is integrating lines for the x and y axes, and the graph itself. The range of the x-axis is specified by user input, regardless of whether or not the graph shows where it crosses y=0. Specifically, I need help with the source code to plot the graph of a function: f(x)=ax3+bx2+cx+d, where a,b.c,d are integer values; a!=0, for a specified x-axis range. The graph must fit in a specified window, so there's also an issue of scaling. For easy reference, a scale should be present on the axes.
Asked by anarchy_x3L - Sun Mar 29 09:55:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This can mean several things... the "I want to draw". Tell u what. goto link below. On that page is a repeat of David Eck's (math professor, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, NY) applet. Any thoughts and clarity of what you want in a cubic curve program, please contact me through my profile button.
Answered by deonejuan - Sun Mar 29 13:11:10 2009