FrontPage 2003. With help from this group, I have been able to achieve part
of my objective. I have a hiking chart made up of a table with 20 rows and
20 columns, any interior cell of which shows the distance between that row's
heading and that column's heading. I have been trying to achieve a look
similar to an Excel spreadsheet such that putting your cursor on an interior
cell highlights that cell and the row heading. I have this working when I
only attempt to highlight the row heading. However, when I add the second
behavior (onmouseover) for the interior cell and the second onmouseout to
remove the highlighted look when your cursor is moved, the second onmouseout
is not executed, leaving the interior cell highlighted. My question is can
you have two behaviors (2 onmouseovers and 2 onmouseouts) applied to the same
cell. An example of my current working chart is at:

http://www.allhikers.com/Allhikers/H...ances-east.htm

Thanks
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Richard M. Perry

Yes, you can have 2 (and more) behaviours onmouseover and onmouseout,
however changepropertyrestore will only restore the condition on one
of the behaviours, not both, so the onmouseout behaviours must
explicitly reverse the onmouseover actions.

See www.rxs-enterprises.org/tests/pages/middle.htm for a working
example of your table.
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Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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> FrontPage 2003. With help from this group, I have been able to
> achieve part
> of my objective. I have a hiking chart made up of a table with 20
> rows and
> 20 columns, any interior cell of which shows the distance between
> that row's
> heading and that column's heading. I have been trying to achieve a
> look
> similar to an Excel spreadsheet such that putting your cursor on an
> interior
> cell highlights that cell and the row heading. I have this working
> when I
> only attempt to highlight the row heading. However, when I add the
> second
> behavior (onmouseover) for the interior cell and the second
> onmouseout to
> remove the highlighted look when your cursor is moved, the second
> onmouseout
> is not executed, leaving the interior cell highlighted. My question
> is can
> you have two behaviors (2 onmouseovers and 2 onmouseouts) applied to
> the same
> cell. An example of my current working chart is at:
>
> http://www.allhikers.com/Allhikers/H...ances-east.htm
>
> Thanks
> --
> Richard M. Perry