A little problem with . . . ? *too many possibilities for me to even begin to guess*
On a completely different topic: if you're running Firefox, try installing an add-on called Lazarus Form Recovery. It might help with the Infuriating Vanishing Comments. And it has a cute little ankh icon.
*too many possibilities for me to even begin to guess*
Yep. That's because I drew a blank and couldn't come up with anything particularly witty or true, so I decided to leave it to your fertile imagination. All I really wanted out of it was the Jack-in-Children-of-the-Gods allusion to properly convey the tone of "Oh, I like..."
Although I am aware of many benefits of Firefox, I find that it drives me nuts because when I copy something to archive it on my hard drive, it loses all the formatting (such as italicising, bold type, etc.) and I've never located the add-on that will preserve that. So I use clunky and irritating old IE. I'll be sure to add Lazarus Form Recovery to our copy of Firefox though, so the other users around here can benefit! Thanks for the tip.
Ah, true. Firefox is not a good platform when what you want to do is grab content off the internet and save it off the internet. It's also lousy when the content being grabbed is an image.
But I adore it for plain browsing, because with AdBlock and a couple of other sweet little add-ons, it means no ads and no nasty malware.
You can try IE Tab (a Firefox add-on), which toggles you in and out of IE on an individual tab, while still actually in FF. If that doesn't work, well . . . honestly, when I want to capture something off the net (usually a screen capture), I open IE, copy and paste the URL from FF to IE, get what I want, then close IE and go back to Firefox.
Three out of four Thothmes offspring prefer Firefox for their browsing needs (and the Whirlwind, at 8, has not yet discovered the delights of the internet, being too busy with computer games just now). I've tried IE Tab, and no joy on the burn.
Not complainin'. I just thought you might want to know in a purely informational sense.
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On a completely different topic: if you're running Firefox, try installing an add-on called Lazarus Form Recovery. It might help with the Infuriating Vanishing Comments. And it has a cute little ankh icon.
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Yep. That's because I drew a blank and couldn't come up with anything particularly witty or true, so I decided to leave it to your fertile imagination. All I really wanted out of it was the Jack-in-Children-of-the-Gods allusion to properly convey the tone of "Oh, I like..."
Although I am aware of many benefits of Firefox, I find that it drives me nuts because when I copy something to archive it on my hard drive, it loses all the formatting (such as italicising, bold type, etc.) and I've never located the add-on that will preserve that. So I use clunky and irritating old IE. I'll be sure to add Lazarus Form Recovery to our copy of Firefox though, so the other users around here can benefit! Thanks for the tip.
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But I adore it for plain browsing, because with AdBlock and a couple of other sweet little add-ons, it means no ads and no nasty malware.
You can try IE Tab (a Firefox add-on), which toggles you in and out of IE on an individual tab, while still actually in FF. If that doesn't work, well . . . honestly, when I want to capture something off the net (usually a screen capture), I open IE, copy and paste the URL from FF to IE, get what I want, then close IE and go back to Firefox.
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Not complainin'. I just thought you might want to know in a purely informational sense.