crossProbe placeTarget method.

	cp.placeTarget cp.placeTarget(X-pos, Y-pos, Z-pos, visibility; boolean) Requires Javascript 1.2 This method is related to the createLayer method. When creating a new target Layer, the target default setting prevents you from seeing it, since it's hidden. MS Internet Explorer and Netscape have different methods of accessing the CSS behaviors of inline objects making it kinda hard to set CSS properties to objects in a simple fashion. This method is here to simplify the most common property settings. Argument 1; X -position relative to the document. Argument 2; Y -position relative to the document. Argument 3; Z - index; (positive integer 1-98) Argument 4; Visibility; a Boolean TRUE / FALSE.
	placeTarget can be trigged as often as you like. To create loops or target motions, just change the corresponding values and replace the others with null. When crossProbe recieves a null value, it translates the argument as a no-op and continues process the next. For instance, if you just want to change the Y-position of a target, that would look like; [crossProbe instance].placeTarget(null, 150, null, null)
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