Peff

Peff

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If it's not him, then it's a very big coincidence....He seems to be behaving, for now - so maybe we should leave him alone..... BOY, I would really like to give y'all a clue....

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64 bit won't make much of a difference until there's software built (not recompiled) to take advantage of it. I'd say it'll be a couple years before photoshop 9.0 64bit comes out.... But when it happens, all you skinners out there will be able to make twice as many skins in half the time!!! Heeehawwww <img src="http://image

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Hey, good thought, Sig. I keep my settings on 'refresh page on every visit', so I rarely have to mess with the cache. Might be worth a try.

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HuronJoe, What are you selecting? and Where? (what program?). If it's in all windows, then your WB theme may have set either (or both) of your selected and normal text colors to clasjing values. You can correct this by going into the 'display settings' (right-click on an empty area of your desktop) and adjusting one of the offending colors. Without a little more info, this is the best I can do. <A HREF="https://www.wincustomize.com/index.asp?Cmd=full&Ne

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I figured Mike would beat on this one too.... I'm not sure what the problem is. It sure sounds like something is still intercepting/overriding the browser window.open function to supress popups. It really depends on how the norton popup blocker works. Sorry I couldn't help <A HREF="https://www.winc

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Mattboy, I think what Ms. Delisious was referring to us something called 'fiter frenzy'. This is when an 'artist' creates a very simple image and applies endless filters to it. The reason they're frowned upon (and won't make it past the admins) is that they show no creativity. This doesn't mean that filters, per-se, are frowned upon. Careful use of them [filters] can enhance the appearance of an image. <im

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In IE, you use the window.history object (window can be ommited). This object contains 3 methods: back() - navigates back one page forward() - navigates forward one page go(int) - navigates relative to the current page (negative numbers go backwards, positive numbers go forwards) Our shop deals with IE only environments, so I'm not sure if this object is supported by other browsers. Hope this helps. <A HREF="https://www.wincustomize.c

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