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Slowpoke

12-08-2005 15:29:00




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Once in a while when I expand a post, the words go way off the right side of the screen. I have to use the bar at the bottom to bring the rest of the screen into view. Each sentence requires moving the content back and forth to see the whole thing. Changing the text size does not usually help. Any ideas?

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Slowpoke




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Allan in NE

12-08-2005 17:05:40




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 Re: Posts don't fit. in reply to Slowpoke, 12-08-2005 15:29:00  
Yep,

This new "Kiddy Software" just plain sux, but what ya gonna do?

Allan



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paul

12-08-2005 16:25:32




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 Re: Posts don't fit. in reply to Slowpoke, 12-08-2005 15:29:00  
That happens when someone enters a large photo or a very long web page address (or any long sentence/ word with no spaces....) - makes the window bigger than our screens.

--->Paul



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Slowpoke

12-08-2005 19:24:32




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 Re: Posts don't fit. in reply to paul, 12-08-2005 16:25:32  
Well Paul, the last time it happened right here for the post "New Shop, Or, Extention Cord Don't Make It" back on page two. Sent by Scott.ID
There's no picture.



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paul

12-11-2005 00:42:19




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 Re: Posts don't fit. in reply to Slowpoke, 12-08-2005 19:24:32  
There is a wide picture in that thread. With this new format, any wide pic or web address in any message will affect all messages in that thread.

--->Paul



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Joe (Wa)

12-09-2005 15:16:07




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 Re: Posts don't fit. in reply to Slowpoke, 12-08-2005 19:24:32  
About half way down the thread is a floor plan pix that is causing the wide wrap.

Joe



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old

12-08-2005 16:20:04




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 Re: Posts don't fit. in reply to Slowpoke, 12-08-2005 15:29:00  
I see that a lot but most of the time its with a picture. Its a pain but I guess I can live with it.



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Kmiller

12-08-2005 17:15:55




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 Re: Posts don't fit. in reply to old, 12-08-2005 16:20:04  
I think it did that before when somebody posted a picture that was too wide. Probably whoever posted the picture has their screen resolution set higher than yours, they need to post a smaller picture.

If it's too wide but nobody has posted a picture, maybe Kim will have to make the lines wrap sooner, but I haven't seen it when there's not a picture making the screen wider.



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