	The files in this archive are some of the examples from Chapter 10
of JavaScript: The Complete Reference by Thomas Powell and Fritz Schneider. For
more information see http://www.javascriptref.com. 


Filename       Page     Description
---------------------------------------------------------------------
10-301.htm     301	DOM tree walking (IE5+, Netscape 6+, or DOM1 compliant)

10-303.htm     303	DOM tree walking with user interface (IE5+, 
			Netscape 6+, or DOM1 compliant). Note that versions of
			IE prior to 6 parse comments incorrectly. Also note
			that the [object] you see in the tree is the <form>
			element!

10-310.htm     310	Inserting and appending nodes with the DOM (IE5+, 
			Netscape 6+, or DOM1 compliant). Note how repeatedly
			adding empty paragraphs has no effect (they are 
			minimized).

10-312.htm     312	Cloning nodes with the DOM (IE5+, Netscape 6+, or DOM1
			compliant). Note how repeatedly	cloning empty 
			paragraphs has no effect (they are minimized).

10-313.htm     313	Deleting and replacing nodes with the DOM (IE5+, 
			Netscape 6+, or DOM1 compliant).

10-315.htm     315	Manipulating text nodes with the DOM (IE6+, 
			Netscape 6+, or DOM1 compliant). Note that part of this
			example will not work in IE5 because of its lack of 
			support for text node methods.

10-316.htm     316	Setting and removing HTML attributes with the DOM 
			(IE5+, Netscape 6+, or DOM1 compliant).

10-322.htm     322	Manipulating inline CSS with the DOM (IE5+, Netscape 
			6+, or DOM1 compliant). Try this one!

10-326.htm     326	Dynamic assignment of CSS classes with the DOM (IE5+,
			Netscape 6+, or DOM1 compliant). Simple text rollovers.

10-327.htm     327	Changing the style of all instances of a tag with the
			DOM. (IE5+, Netscape 6+, or DOM1 compliant)

10-330.htm     330	Manipulation of the style rules for a page with the
			DOM. (IE5+, Netscape 6+, or DOM1 compliant)

10-332.htm     332	Using innerHTML (IE5+, Netscape 6+)

10-333.htm     333	Using innerHTML, outerHTML, innerText, and outerText 
			(IE5+)

10-334.htm     334	Using document.all to output all tags in a page	(IE5+, 
			Netscape 6+)

The text of this example is Copyright (c) 2001 The McGraw-Hill Companies.
