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[koalaman35]

Yes, 'un' and re-install has worked for me before, but it seems to be one of those things I don't think of 'til someone else remembers it.

Ooh, ooh; there's a cure for that now. Excessive amounts of sex with the Booble girl of the year! (Just trying to help you out Walt.) I believe it's in the Archives of Sexual Addiction, Vol. 32, pp 33-35. Requires the patient to have a minimum of 10 orgasms in a 24 hour period.

[bossman2]

Ooh, ooh; there's a cure for that now. Excessive amounts of sex with the Booble girl of the year! (Just trying to help you out Walt.) I believe it's in the Archives of Sexual Addiction, Vol. 32, pp 33-35. Requires the patient to have a minimum of 10 orgasms in a 24 hour period.

Only 10 a day, I'm not cutting down for anything!!

[h0rnytoad1]

if you're using ie7 and this happens again, click in the bottom right corner of ie7 for a 100% to be back to normal size.

you probably scrolled up or down the page with your mouse while pressing the CTRL key on your keyboard.

to fix, press and hold the CTRL key and scroll down with your middle mouse button, it will zoom out.

hth
HT1

[stickyvicky]

HT you so rock! Sounds like a problem vectis was having very recently!

[bossman2]

You guys use IE7?? Yuck....

I still prefer Firefox but I've heard from friend who teaches comp sci at a local college that Chrome is supposed to be even better than Firefox or Safari (he's a MAC guy) so I'll have to give it a try too. BTW you can also get Apple's Safari browser for Windoz too, if you have Windoz and would like to try it.

[h0rnytoad1]

Google Chrome is definetly gonna pwn, but for now ie7 is ok with me.
everybody that has firefox wants us to change, but meh its a matter of preferance.

guess when everyone is on firefox/chrome, M$ will get their act together, lol

[st1fler]

i dont like how google chrome doesn't have a recently visited dropdown thing on the url bar. Also one of the reasons I dont like firefox is because on the dropdown bar it puts the sites u go to the most on it. If I go to school and someone uses my comp I don't want them to click the button and see "Vicky Vette's member homepage" haha. I have to delete the history too much its annoying.

[bossman2]

The reason I don't like IE7 is it has more security problems and Firefox does not. But I did find a site http://www.ie7pro.com that has fixes for some of this, give it a try looks good too me. h0rnytoad1 IE7 has things from Firefox like the tabs but they're still behind so I don't think they'll ever catch up. That's microslop for you.

st1fler if you don't like that "Most Visited" button, you can use the edit book marks to delete it, it's a little funky/tricky to do but I'm sure you can do it (you need to highlight the "Bookmarks Toolbar" line in the left half of the window then in the right half highlight "Most Visited" do a right click/pull-down and select delete), or you can also burry it someplace deep if you don't want it to showing on the main tool bar.

[h0rnytoad1]

ive been using ie7pro for about a year now, its good, but not as good as real patches for ie7 from m$. i use it mostly for when ie7 crashes it remembers my tabs the way they were opened.

ie8 will have a privacy button, its available in beta testing right now. i think chrome already has that right now. firefox too i'm sure or there's a plugin for it.

anyway, to each his or her own, best way to not have viruses is to keep going on the sites you trust.

google.com started putting little green checkmarks next to links it finds, it means its a safe site. it'll come to the .ca, .fr and other international sites soon i'm sure.

[bossman2]

h0rnytoad1, if you crash Firefox or it terminates abnormally without a normal exit, when you go to restart it it will ask you if you want to restore the previous session or start a new one, so you can recover if you're in the middle of something and can't remember all your sites you were at (vs finding them in the history file)...