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[kal]

See: http://www.curtpalme.com/newsletters/Newsletter_Apr_7_2008.shtm

This newsletter goes out early Monday morning to email subscribers. As a "thank you" to regular forum members, you get to read it first in case there's something you want to reserve before others get their say.

This also gives you the chance to chek my spelung befor it geos out too! (Thanks in advance Dave!)

Kla, err Kal

[kal]

See: http://www.curtpalme.com/newsletters/Newsletter_Apr_7_2008.shtm

This newsletter goes out early Monday morning to email subscribers. As a "thank you" to regular forum members, you get to read it first in case there's something you want to reserve before others get their say.

This also gives you the chance to chek my spelung befor it geos out too! (Thanks in advance Dave!)

Kla, err Kal

[David_Web]

For me the text is totally garbaled and unreadable. 3 layers + on top of each other.
*edit* FF if that helps.

[kal]

Whoa. You're right. The last newsletter was a bit better: http://www.curtpalme.com/newsletters/Newsletter_Mar_31_2008.shtm
The one before was perfect: http://www.curtpalme.com/newsletters/Newsletter_Mar_24_2008.shtm

Gimme a few minutes to figure this out. I forgot to test in Firefox. (IE works fine).

Kal

[kal]

Whoa. You're right. The last newsletter was a bit better: http://www.curtpalme.com/newsletters/Newsletter_Mar_31_2008.shtm
The one before was perfect: http://www.curtpalme.com/newsletters/Newsletter_Mar_24_2008.shtm

Gimme a few minutes to figure this out. I forgot to test in Firefox. (IE works fine).

Kal

[kal]

Fixed. Silly me. I had the white <DIV> area hight/width forced to a certain size (cut & paste error). IE is smart (?) enough you don't want to go outside the bounds, FF does exactly what you ask it to.

Kal

EDIT: Tested fine in Opera and Safari browsers too. That covers 99% of our visitors:



Those of you browsing on AvantGo, Konqueror, Camino, Netscape, or the PS3 can well, get a real browser.

[kal]

Fixed. Silly me. I had the white <DIV> area hight/width forced to a certain size (cut & paste error). IE is smart (?) enough you don't want to go outside the bounds, FF does exactly what you ask it to.

Kal

EDIT: Tested fine in Opera and Safari browsers too. That covers 99% of our visitors:



Those of you browsing on AvantGo, Konqueror, Camino, Netscape, or the PS3 can well, get a real browser.