Mr Thorpe
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[quote author=AlpineRAM link=board=10;threadid=17661;start=0#msg165454 date=1059514236]
Well then I'll either have to live with not seeing it as supposed to be seen or leave it- Working in an 100% Linux environment.
I do understand your position of not being able to support a minority browser, especially since this is a non profit website.
AlpineRAM
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I'll work on it anyways to see what I can find out, but it might not be for a few days. I don't want you to have to look at black quotes all the time, I know it would annoy the heck out of me.
Well then I'll either have to live with not seeing it as supposed to be seen or leave it- Working in an 100% Linux environment.
I do understand your position of not being able to support a minority browser, especially since this is a non profit website.
AlpineRAM
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I'll work on it anyways to see what I can find out, but it might not be for a few days. I don't want you to have to look at black quotes all the time, I know it would annoy the heck out of me.
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From: Austria Europe
Re:Mr Thorpe
Well, if I can be of any help, just holler- I assume that I am the only one using Mozilla on this site- heck, I'll just check with Galeon and some Mozilla settings- Maybe that'll work.
Could you send me the CSS you use? Just for me to see where the problem is in the Mozilla renderer?
Thanks!
AlpineRAM
Could you send me the CSS you use? Just for me to see where the problem is in the Mozilla renderer?
Thanks!
AlpineRAM
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An internet browser. The guys who developed Netscape are working on it- you could call it a pre-release of netscape. It is availlable for Windows, Linux, MacOS and a lot of other operating systems.
It features automatic trainable spam detection, script blocking in e-mails and the like.
You can find more infos here http://www.mozillafoundation.org/
AlpineRAM
It features automatic trainable spam detection, script blocking in e-mails and the like.
You can find more infos here http://www.mozillafoundation.org/
AlpineRAM
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From: Long Island, NY
Re:Mr Thorpe
i like the new seperated forums but the sections are to small if there are alot of post and u dont get back fast enough they have already cycled through. canu make it so they hold 10 threads each?
Dan
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[quote author=Hoss link=board=10;threadid=17661;start=15#msg165481 date=1059517623]
Interesting. Is it better than IE or Netscape??
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Well it's a lot of personal preference. If you are not using Microsoft Windows as your operating system you virtually can't use IE. Netscape is the commercial outfit of the Mozilla organisation.
Some of the features I love about Mozilla are: Tabbed browsing ( many browser windows sorted with tabs like excel spreadsheets), Spam filtering, web development tools and Java script checking tools, nicely configureable security settings.
The downside is that lots of webdesigners don't support Mozilla or any other browser than IE because IE has the highest market share.
AlpineRAM
Interesting. Is it better than IE or Netscape??
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Well it's a lot of personal preference. If you are not using Microsoft Windows as your operating system you virtually can't use IE. Netscape is the commercial outfit of the Mozilla organisation.
Some of the features I love about Mozilla are: Tabbed browsing ( many browser windows sorted with tabs like excel spreadsheets), Spam filtering, web development tools and Java script checking tools, nicely configureable security settings.
The downside is that lots of webdesigners don't support Mozilla or any other browser than IE because IE has the highest market share.
AlpineRAM
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From: Ft. Oglethorpe, GA
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Mozilla: Liked the browser, hated having to not use it most of the time as a lot of sites don't support it. I can understand why, it just got old enough that I went back to IE. Luckily (if you call it luck) I am not stuck in a linux enviroment and can go back to windows when needed.
Jack I noticed that everytime Jamie changes his trucks' graphics you change the sites graphics. Are ya'll in a race?
Jack I noticed that everytime Jamie changes his trucks' graphics you change the sites graphics. Are ya'll in a race?
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[quote author=Hoss link=board=10;threadid=17661;start=0#msg165389 date=1059509587]
Personally....I prefer the old "New Post" indicator to the new
. That's too much flashing red on the screen for me. 
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I'd have to agree with Hoss on this one.
That flashin red about blinds me.
I thought the little blue buttons were great.
: Eddie : 8)
Personally....I prefer the old "New Post" indicator to the new
. That's too much flashing red on the screen for me. [/quote]
I'd have to agree with Hoss on this one.
That flashin red about blinds me.
I thought the little blue buttons were great.
: Eddie : 8)
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From: Connecticut~ish Under the Hood of somethin'
Re:Mr Thorpe
[quote author=Jack Thorpe link=board=10;threadid=17661;start=0#msg165213 date=1059490694]
I had to shut everything down then move it , but all appears to be working ok for now. Lets cross our fingers!
Jack
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I (Proboards) Am going thru the same soon on the NETDP site. I pray all goes as smooth as here! BTW Waht version of YBB are we running here now?
I had to shut everything down then move it , but all appears to be working ok for now. Lets cross our fingers!
Jack
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I (Proboards) Am going thru the same soon on the NETDP site. I pray all goes as smooth as here! BTW Waht version of YBB are we running here now?
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