Are you using the Classic logon? I think you have to use the new XP logon.
Tarkus
I had no idea Alexandrie's and Paxx's heads split completely apart when they talked.
Has anyone gotten any hanging chads yet?
Yes! Thank you very much, T-Man!
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Why does News now show you an entire WC page, including all the links down both sides? I liked the old format much better, and I would imagine it would be easier on WC resources.
What Treetog said.
I thought you were talking about links here, in the discussion area. Links aren't yet supported in the description area, but it's on the To-Do list.
It shouldn't make any difference, but 1.0 has been out for awhile now. You may want to try upgrading to see if it takes care of the problem. You *are* talking about links in the message area, right?
Too bad it doesn't blink when you click on it, though.
Skoalman: I no longer use the Links bar, but I too noticed that annoyance in the past. I have no idea if it's fixed. I now use the auto-hiding CaptorBar, and it doesn't have that problem.
They do. What version of the browser are you using?
The MyIE2 icon looks to me like the CBS "eye" logo when it's small.
Skoalman: If you don't like Smart Popup Blocking, you *can* do it the manual way that you like. I found that to be too cumbersome, personally, and resulted in more false blocks than what I get with SPB. You're right about the MDI child windows and the third party toolbars -- those are good features. I emailed the NC author about the toolbars thing, and pointed him in the direction of MyIE2. He said he'd look into it, but no promises. I didn't even know about that child window featu
Oh yeah, MyIE2 also doesn't have the equivalent of NC's CaptorBar, which I've really grown to love.
MyIE2 *doesn't* have all the features of NetCaptor. It doesn't have some of the built-in security features and doesn't have smart popup blocking. The tabs also don't use FavIcons, and the animation to indicate the status of a page loading leaves a lot to be desired. There's probably more, but that's just off the top of my head. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT=
I use Windows-L to bring up the logon screen. I guess the Ctrl-Alt-Del thing is for those people using the Classic logon, as I'm using the new XP-style logon.
scratch - I do that in NetCaptor too, only I do my dictionary searches using "d word". I have another one set up so that I can put "cd " before the current url, and it will automatically send the link and my email address to ChangeDetection.com, so it can start monitoring that page for me, and then email me when there are any changes. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="ab
"The key though is to use Ctrl-Shift-Esc rather than Ctrl-Alt-Del to get to the task list where you can perform recovery techniques to avoid having to logoff or reboot." Both of those key combinations bring up the Task Manager here. I see no difference.
Don't hold your breath, Jobeleca. That was a LONG time ago.
I see WC still hoses links with commas in them.
http://www.testtest.com/test1,test2.html
Yes, I would say quite often, functionality is last on a skinner's mind. It is truly great when an author is able to combine functionality with great style.
Good one, Fuzzy! BTW, does anyone remember the time when a tabbed interface was promised for WebBlinds?
When they finally make Mozilla a true MDI browser, I may be interested. But as long as it opens new windows (instead of tabs) for such things as javascript windows, I'll stick with NetCaptor or some other IE shell.