Thread: The Problem with PMs!

using AOL software is always a compromise.


the HTML looks fine to me, and i've never seen that problem. try using internet explorer or firefox or netscape.

well actually aol uses internet explorer....but i don't get that problem with ie. maybe your cache buggered. press ctrl+f5.

just use firefox.

^^^^^ FireFox Spokesman ^^^^^

7 DAYS YAY

Originally posted by Techboy
7 DAYS YAY

HEY

ZOMG YES

omg YAY senseless

omfgz!!!!!!!111

What's in 7 dayz?

hey,

could we please try to stay on topic in this forum? i only ask because this forum and announcements i like other users to read, and i think they're more inclined to read posts in here if they're actually of something concerning them. that's why i disabled replying in announcements: i don't want users to stop clicking on that forum or this one.


thanks.

Sorry ice, will do from now on!


but... now i'm posting anyway, zOMG 6 DAYS!!! (post to explain will probably follow later. Heh)

Originally posted by icedawg
using AOL software is always a compromise. *


the HTML looks fine to me, and i've never seen that problem. *try using internet explorer or firefox or netscape.

'dawg got it. As an old AOL user (I am now on BT Broadband, thank heavens), the AOL software, in my experience, is quite easily shit. If you get disconnected, for example, you'll lose whatever it was you were typing at the time. Also it tends to have compabaility problems with certain sites, so use Firefox or Internet Explorer (couldn't remember the link for IE ). You can easily connect with AOL, minimise it, and then open a better browser. But anyway, that page looks to me like it stoped loading halfway through or so, and then AOL showed that half loaded page, so the HTML appeared as text, basically. I've experienced that before.

Originally posted by Kaniaz+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Kaniaz)</div>

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using AOL software is always a compromise. *


the HTML looks fine to me, and i've never seen that problem. *try using internet explorer or firefox or netscape.

'dawg got it. As an old AOL user (I am now on BT Broadband, thank heavens), the AOL software, in my experience, is quite easily shit. If you get disconnected, for example, you'll lose whatever it was you were typing at the time. Also it tends to have compabaility problems with certain sites, so use Firefox or Internet Explorer (couldn't remember the link for IE ). You can easily connect with AOL, minimise it, and then open a better browser. But anyway, that page looks to me like it stoped loading halfway through or so, and then AOL showed that half loaded page, so the HTML appeared as text, basically. I've experienced that before.[/b]

Got it. OK. I've also got IE, so I'll use that on top of AOL from now on.

no use firefox.