And here she goes again...

[Randomness]

I love tiny font.  It's good for the soul.  And it cures tonsillitis!

Ensign EO, you're evil! LOL! You know how many times I had to CTRL Scroll to read what you typed? Then when I went to quote you, I saw what it said and felt like a complete and total noob.  

You could always just copy the text and paste it in the address bar to make it easier.

Oh and please forgive me for editing your text to make it more grammatically correct; I think I've finally hit my breaking point and cannot stand to even quote mangled posts.

[Tchannie]

Oh and please forgive me for editing your text to make it more grammatically correct; I think I've finally hit my breaking point and cannot stand to even quote mangled posts.

That is so cute.
I feel like that most of the time, too...

[Ensign EO]

What's it say? The blog is set to private...  :evil:

HChangeri didn't say much of anything at all.

Throughout the thread there's been plenty of people quoting her blogs.

Purple: Apparently a lot.

[Captain Feathersword]

Or you could just set a minimum font size on your browser.
Assuming you use a decent program and not the piece of shit that is IE.

[Tchannie]

...my IE is good...

[Captain Feathersword]

No one's IE is good.

[Tchannie]

Why is this?

I've coped perfectly well with mine for 10+ years. Mozilla/Firefox/whateverit'scalled makes my PC explode like a firey ball of hell visible from space...

[Captain Feathersword]

I coped for many years too before I was enlightened, but I've been increasingly anti-M$ for a while and it would take a lot to take my Opera away from me. It was suggested by a real beardie weirdie computer geek friend. I happened to try it before Firefox and cannot switch now. I admit IE7 is an improvement, but it's still a long way behind Firefox which, in my opinion, is still behind Opera.

[Phelim]

IE had a tendency to bork my computer, causing errors, BSOD, and spontaneous reboots.  I finally said screw this and went back to using Mozilla.  I briefly flirted with SeaMonkey, then went straight to Firefox.

Even in WinXP, the most likely thing to fry a session is Explorer, and that's saying a lot considering that I've had all of a handful of crashes with XP.  That Windows Explorer (and I know, they're like two peas in a pod) can crash me the easiest is just sickening.

It's only under duress that I installed the IE Tab add-on so that I could view things on the exchange without having to load IE separately.  (For some reason the exchange makes any copies of Mozilla or Firefox work at tortoise speed on my machine.)

I haven't even bothered to install the IE7 update.

[Captain Feathersword]

I find it necessary on occasion to view a page in IE. I hate to do this, but some people code so badly it's beyondany real browser to display it. How they set up a website without any knowledge of HTML bothers me.
Anyway, I read the CNet review of IE7 and thought I'd try it. They've obviously used FF as their model and there are definitely some improvements, but there are still more holes than the whole M$ corporation can find and even though it looks pretty, it is a larger resource hog and is less useful than Opera. They have once again failed to make a better program, but they have made a more attractive program.

[Tchannie]

I like it.
And Opera seems to me like a fake program...don't ask me why I say this...

[Doursim]

That's because you haven't been using firefox's built in lovelies  extensions, addons, and stuff like BUILT IN spellcheck all make my surfing experience all the more enjoyable.

Opera is alright, but I, for some reason, have to open up a new tab in order to change the address in the address bar.  lame.  

I also have some sites that i have to use IE for. (sunair) sites that, as a coincidence, don't visit very often.

[Captain Feathersword]

Opera is alright, but I, for some reason, have to open up a new tab in order to change the address in the address bar.  lame.

It would be nice if TAB took you to the address bar. I LOVE keyboard shortcuts. F2 will get you an empty address bar, but there are other things in Opera I can't live without so I deal with that.

Shutting up now.

[Phelim]

I also have some sites that i have to use IE for. (sunair) sites that, as a coincidence, don't visit very often.

Ha, I couldn't get Sunair to load/work properly in any browser, including IE.  So to me, whatever they have isn't worth the frustration.

[Tchannie]

Same here. I had to get a friend to open it in her browser, go all the way through to the download pages, and send me the link. ^^ That worked alright.