You may want to un-post that code, in case it has information that could let someone break into your account. Sorry. I just wanted to see the code for the checkboxes.

There are some external javascript source files loaded by that page (http://hotmail.com/cgi-bin/dasp/EN/h...90815000014.js and http://hotmail.com/cgi-bin/dasp/EN/h...9080000001F.js in case anyone wants to see) and a CSS file (http://hotmail.com/cgi-bin/dasp/EN/h...9080000065.css). The code for that page almost causes me phyiscal pain to read. MS's way of naming CSS classes is like something I did when I was in 10th grade (.A through .Z, and then .AA, .BB, etc.) Every single javascript function and variable has a name like CA, MOL, SQP. I guess that's what code looks like that isn't meant to be read by humans though. It's an absolute mess.

I found a javascript function that's called when a checkbox is checked, but all it does is check the "Check All" checkbox for some stuff. I don't see anything in the code that would highlight a table cell upon clicking a checkbox. Maybe I'm not looking at it well enough though. I honestly don't know. None of the javascript will function when I open the page locally from my browser, so what I'm looking at likely isn't even representative of a real Hotmail page loaded in Firebird. I'm not signing up for a Hotmail account just to check this. Sorry.