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1. 
   IMERC | Oct 10, 2004 06:20am | #1

   still there....

   Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming

   WOW!!!   What a Ride!

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   UncleDunc | Oct 10, 2004 06:33am | #2

   Have you changed browsers?

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   rez | Oct 10, 2004 06:39am | #3

   Ya, jumped ship from IE to Monilla Firefox.

    

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   UncleDunc | Oct 10, 2004 02:06pm | #6

   I'll bet that's it. I use Netscape, and I've never had that toolbar.

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   rez | Oct 10, 2004 02:07pm | #7

   You mean to say you cannot change font or color choice of your text when you are replying? 

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   UncleDunc | Oct 10, 2004 09:19pm | #16

   >> You mean to say you cannot change font or color choice of your text when you are replying?

   Nope.

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   rez | Oct 11, 2004 03:25am | #18

   You mean... you don't mean to say,  or that 'you cannot...'?

   greencu invented the cannot 

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   VaTom | Oct 10, 2004 03:48pm | #8

   Give MyIE2 a try?  I'm tickled.PAHS Designer/Builder- Bury it!

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   UncleDunc | Oct 10, 2004 09:17pm | #15

   >> Give MyIE2 a try?

   Will it run under Solaris on a Sun?

   I don't do Windows.

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   VaTom | Oct 10, 2004 09:55pm | #17

   Will it run under Solaris on a Sun?

   No idea, don't know anything about them. 

   Knowing almost nothing about such things, I tried MyIE2 on the advice of somebody here.  Works better than IE for me (with Windows).PAHS Designer/Builder- Bury it!

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   MarkH | Oct 10, 2004 04:34pm | #9

   I ran mozilla a short while. Lost the font bar among other things. Also lost the Google toolbar, and didn't like the cobbled up emulated version. Also had some other objections including the mail support. Maybe it's better now, but I went back to #$%&^&& IE 6.0 because I'm pretty used to its shortcomings.

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   rez | Oct 10, 2004 04:37pm | #10

   What process is needed to go back to the original IE browser?

   Just uninstall the Mozilla Firefox and reinstall the IE?

   Ya right....just. 

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   MarkH | Oct 10, 2004 04:41pm | #11

   I think so, but I remember some difficulties. I think I had to do something to the registry. It's been a long time, so maybe now the uninstall works. IE6 always tries to take over everything anyhow.

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   Luka | Oct 10, 2004 08:32pm | #12

   Yup.

   Just dump the security in favor of some bells and whistles.

   ;)

   I have been using Mozilla for a long time now. (I use Mozilla. Not mozilla firefox. I suggested against firefox, because there are less compatibility issues with mozilla, than with firefox.)(But you still don't have that toolbar with Mozilla.)(The code for that toolbar is a risk.)

   When I want changes in the font, I just use the html code.

   You don't "make a difference for the good in this world" by making everyone else think like you do. You make a difference for the good, when you help people think for themselves. ~me

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   Luka | Oct 10, 2004 08:34pm | #13

   Oh, by the way, I found a way, a while back to make mozilla emulate IE. When I did, I got most of that toolbar back.

   I just decided that I didn't like the tradeoff. When it emulates IE, it has a lot of the problems that IE does.

   I just went back to straight Mozilla.

   You don't "make a difference for the good in this world" by making everyone else think like you do. You make a difference for the good, when you help people think for themselves. ~me

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   Luka | Oct 10, 2004 08:36pm | #14

   Also,

   To go back to IE, you don't have to do anything at all except to install IE6.

   I am certain that microsuck will gladly give you an installation file to do that with.

   You don't "make a difference for the good in this world" by making everyone else think like you do. You make a difference for the good, when you help people think for themselves. ~me

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   Dez | Oct 10, 2004 08:36am | #4

   Still got em here.

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   SamT | Oct 10, 2004 08:43am | #5

   Hunh?!? What font tool bars?