KBCpresident wrote:Yeah well...I'm on an apples and proud of it! If only I could find that smiley face bar.
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upchuck wrote:Anti...How you dooin? I contacted Trainsmag and they told me they had issues when using Safari browser and which issues gave me the problems I wrote about. They are beta testing and say they will be able to resolve the problems (which are still there, by the way, Trainsmag). But I like Safari, so I'm waiting. I knew I hadn't lost my marble. Thanks for confirming what I was seeing. Indeed...West of the Rockies....
nanaimo73 wrote:Beernut- Can you ask David Voss to fix the forum so that it will recognize links and activate them, as the last forum did ? The link you posted is dormant. Is it something David Voss can fix, or is he on holidays ?
Beernut-
Can you ask David Voss to fix the forum so that it will recognize links and activate them, as the last forum did ?
The link you posted is dormant.
Is it something David Voss can fix, or is he on holidays ?
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TheAntiGates wrote:how could I go there and ask how many users here are not using windows? Doesn't make sense. How would they know? FYI, I'm not at any disability (personally) over this, I'm just trying to see how big the problem UPChuck was having, is here for the locals. I take it that your indifference implys that you are a windows user?
For all you Mac users that that use the Safri browser, there is a nice little tool out there that will let you on almost any web site and masquerade as a different browser. The place to get it is www.missingmanuals.com. The free program is called TinkerTool, which will enablr you to access Safari's Debug menu. TinkerTool allows you to click in a checkbox that turns on the Debug menu. The Debug menu will appear next to the Help menu, and the submenu UserAgent will allow you to act as IE browser if you want. Useful for the websites that Safari has trouble with (banking websites). Thought this may be useful to our Mac users.
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