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Problems with IE 4.5 and the new TFL

Monkeyleg

New member
After waiting a few days to see how the installation of the new TFL software went, I find that I'm having problems I can't figure out. Previously I'd used Internet Explorer 4.5 for TFL, since the pages loaded faster. Now, I only get a few posts at best, and the topics that do display are displayed horizontally so that I have to scroll sideways across the screen to see them. But most topics don't even show up. I've tried dumping the cookies from my preferences,
emptying the cache, refreshing the page--everything I can think of.

With Netscape, the forum pages look normal but take forever to load (always did with that browser). But if I click on some topics there's no response. Yet other topics load just fine. If I hit reload some of the topics that wouldn't load previously now will.


Any ideas? BTW, I'm using a Mac (if I weren't, I'd be the sort of person who could figure this out myself ;) ).

Dick
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Monkeyleg, please send me an email with as much relevent information concerning this problem as you can possibly come up with. I don't know a whole lot about mac's, but I am trying to keep track of all these issues, and will offer whatever help I can.
 
Hi Dick,

From one Mac-Man to another... :)

I had the same problem with the horizontal display of certain threads when the software first changed over. I have recently upgraded to IE 5.0 which is now available for the Mac. Since then, I have only noticed one or two instances of the extreme horizontal display.

I'll watch for another one as I am online tonight, and I'll see if I can't figure it out. If you find a thread that is a problem for you, post a link here and we'll work out the problem. It will help me to know which specific threads cause this viewing problem.

Between You, Me and Caeca Invidia Es, we ought to have enough brain power to figger this out, eh? ;)
 
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