A GREAT
BIG
HAPPY[/size]
BIRTHDAY



[shadow=black,left,300]--Mark[/shadow]

I am enjoying this story very much! I  hope when this is all over and things have returned to normal (well at least for the Collins') no one mentions Carolyn's nudist  activities, that, I am sure she would no doubt wish remained forgotten.

And I should not want to be the character to remind her if I didn't want to get whomped pretty good.

[shadow=black,left,300]--Mark[/shadow]

Two words: Amanda Harris.

And let's not forget Keith Prentice's pants.

[shadow=black,left,300]--Mark[/shadow]

Such a gentleman!.....but then again, you're brought up that way, down South, aren't you?

You know it, ma'am. Dang, these are some gooooood grits.

[shadow=maroon,left,300]--Mark[/shadow]

See what happens when people who don't know a damned thing about computers are allowed to use them?

There ya go, Raineypark. I said it now, so yer off the hook.  

[shadow=maroon,left,300]--Mark[/shadow]

Many ISPs either offer their own supposedly "specially" tweaked versions of both IE and Netscape, or while you're a member of their service, they'll imprint themselves on your browser without you even being aware of it. Sometimes a dead giveaway to either of those two situations can be that, instead of IE's logo displaying in the far right corner of the browser's button bar, you'll see their logo.

Yes, this version of IE 6.0 is Road Runner's; it's got the RR logo in the top right. I can't find any MSN files on the computer, though. I'm not savvy enough to know what file names to look for though, if they're using aliases, so to speak.

I can get to the archives, at least, using Netscape 6.2 now, although I'm not very fond of Netscape's interface. As for your question regarding them upgrading to a new version at work -- I wish! Upgrading Netscape is apparently a low priority.

[shadow=navy,left,300]--Mark[/shadow]

Interesting. I just downloaded Netscape 6.2 and was able to log into the archives OK. I'm still using Road Runner, so it would seem it's not the AOL servers. It would appear to be tied to Internet Explorer itself, or so it would seem to me. I cannot for the life of me, though, figure out why the board would think I'm using MSN.


[shadow=maroon,left,300]--Mark[/shadow]

For a couple of days, I was able to access the archives fine, and in fact posted there. But now I'm getting an error trying to access the archives that reads:

>>We're sorry, but AOL, Compuserve and MSN users cannot access this archive using Microsoft Internet Explorer within AOL or CS.

Please start IE separately from AOL, CS or MSN, go to http://www.dsboards.com, and you'll see that you're already logged (because you've already logged in using IE in AOL, CS or MSN). Close IE in AOL, CS or MSN, and then, using the separate version of IE, return to the archive by using one of the five links in the Members' Gateway.

This might seem inconvenient at first, but it's actually a better way to view items posted in the archive because AOL and CS convert Web site images to their own ART format before displaying them - often degrading them in the process. By using IE separately from AOL or CS, you'll be able to see the archive's content the way we've intended.

For MSN users, it's an archive security issue.<<

However, I'm not using AOL, CS, or MSN. I'm just coming straight in on IE 6.0. Cleared cache. Wazzup?

[shadow=black,left,300]--Mark[/shadow]