Re: www.jcpenny.com

>> You can also download the jcpenny source. They have an extension .js. > My clumsy attempts to do so failed. If the JavaScript file is included in the HTML document using the standard <script language="JavaScript" src="blahblah.js"></script>, then you download this file when you visit the site without knowing it. Try the following : 1) Go to any site -- other than jcpenny.com -- and clear out the browsers cache. When you go visit the site, the HTML file will be cached along with all support files -- images, .js, .css, etc... The only real hitch here is that the cached files don't have the same names. Netscape changes everything to an eight letter name starting with M. 2) Go to your browser's cache directory and open the .js files you find. One of them will be the file you seek. 3) Copy the file to your work directory and change the name to something more appropriate. I suggest clearing out the cache before doing this in the event you already have a ton of stuff cached away. Deleting all the old stuff will make your hunt much faster. Take care and all the best, Gary Gary Kiser -- Tuba gary@kiser.com ICQ: 21035940 Clermont-Ferrand, France