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David Voss wrote:

Kolja94 wrote: (for the record I REFUSE to use IE at home). Good for you!  Maybe with IE 7, it'll regain some dignity.  It's just become more a liability in past years and just needs to be put out to pasture.  Sad thing is, it will continue to be in use for many, many years from now.  We still see things like Netscape 4, MSIE 5 and Windows 95/98 in the server logs.

Only problem is one of the sites for work ONLY runs on explorer - one that lets me check the next days schedule, etc - but I make a point of using it at work where IE's shortcomings are the Navy's problems and not mine!

Kolja94 wrote:

(for the record I REFUSE to use IE at home).

Good for you! 

Maybe with IE 7, it'll regain some dignity.  It's just become more a liability in past years and just needs to be put out to pasture.  Sad thing is, it will continue to be in use for many, many years from now.  We still see things like Netscape 4, MSIE 5 and Windows 95/98 in the server logs.
 

I only have that problem when pictures are posted - Firefox doesn't seem to be resizing them correctly...
(for the record I REFUSE to use IE at home).

smokinguns3 wrote:

I have the same problems with e mails from sean and everyone else from the forum and in the forum to it has to be the software there useing somthimg in the C++ programing or somthing.

maybe they need to use some better programming like b++ or a++

c++ don't cut it 

I have the same problems with e mails from sean and everyone else from the forum and in the forum to it has to be the software there useing somthimg in the C++ programing or somthing.

I think it has to do with the embedded images. If the image doesn't resize properly, it stretches the screen out. It seems to happen (to me) only in Firefox, and not as much in IE. I think they are working on it...

Yeah, sometimes the browser doesn't format the page properly, and text runs on, instead of wrapping around. This is an error, not working as designed.