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Moglet wrote:Tried it. It works
Another compelling reason for opening links in a new tab rather than a new window.Moglet wrote:accidentally shut down
Moglet wrote:You're not gonna convince me on this one, J.
I see the posts on a light blue background. Has it changed?Moglet wrote:It's the white background! On my Eizo monitor it has a blimmin' Colgate Ring of Confidence. Arrrrrgh!
Well spotted.WelshFramer wrote:No Skype button in the poster's details. Didn't there used to be one?
And this as a bad thing?Roboframer wrote:and if you want to edit a post you need to be bloody quick if you have much more to say
I added, by edit, the words 'and the gallery's price is for the print only'Roboframer wrote: So I'm assuming DeMotfort's price of £510 is the framed price - that's the only price they give in their catalogue now - and the gallery's price is for the print only. This being the case I don't think it's a big deal.
Fwiw, I'm in the habit of using the Windows Taskbar to manage my open windows. I find the tabs introduced in IE7 both unwieldy and unnecessary. Also, I am used to using the Close Window Icon when I'm finished with a particular browser window; it keeps the PC desktop tidier. I don't find the Tab feature at all helpful: to me, it just creates more clutter and increases the work I have to do to manage my desktop. Safety net, schmafety net.....John wrote:Another compelling reason for opening links in a new tab rather than a new window.![]()
The new window can be closed accidentally, instantly, and without ceremony, whereas a window containing a tabbed browser has the 'Do you want to close all tabs?' safety net.
... but I'll be b*ggered if I'm gonna drink, J!John wrote:"You can take a moggy to water..."
Likewise, I am sympathetic to your forum maintenance concerns.John wrote:Please don't think that I am not sympathetic to your views...
But you already do.Moglet wrote:But I still don't wanna use tabs!!![]()
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