one of your mates? http://today.ninemsn.com.au/ and then click on ' stan
jackson'
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Martin Bulmer said:
one of your mates? http://today.ninemsn.com.au/ and then click on ' stan
jackson'Unless you do not have IE6 and the latest media lockins..
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Martin Bulmer said:
one of your mates? http://today.ninemsn.com.au/ and then click on ' stan
jackson'Unless you do not have IE6 and the latest media lockins..
..d
The url gave all the clues....
Let's not have the _rec.cycling_ newsgroup turned into another antiMicrosoft
forum. I happen to agree with those who oppose MS's anti-competitive
standards-hijacking/ignoring practices, but you could hardly expect MSN not
to play by the house rules. -
Martin Bulmer said:
one of your mates? http://today.ninemsn.com.au/ and then click on ' stan
jackson'Nice one, thanks for sharing it!
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Budstaff said:
Let's not have the _rec.cycling_ newsgroup turned into another antiMicrosoft
forum.Seconded...
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Budstaff said:
"David Martin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Martin Bulmer said:
one of your mates? http://today.ninemsn.com.au/ and then click on ' stan
jackson'Unless you do not have IE6 and the latest media lockins..
..d
The url gave all the clues....
Let's not have the _rec.cycling_ newsgroup turned into another antiMicrosoft
forum. I happen to agree with those who oppose MS's anti-competitive
standards-hijacking/ignoring practices, but you could hardly expect MSN not
to play by the house rules.Indeed, but it would be nice to know that you are wasting your time
tryign to follow that particular link.. before you try to follow it. A
simple (requires IE6/...) would be helpful....d
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David Martin said:
Indeed, but it would be nice to know that you are wasting your time
tryign to follow that particular link.. before you try to follow it. A
simple (requires IE6/...) would be helpful.The problem being that anyone using IE will (generally) now be using 6
and thus wont notice that it doesn't function under other browers. And
(also generally) probably wont care, by reason that if they did, they
wouldn't!By the nature of my current internet access I'm forced to use the
lumbering beast that is M$ "browser".Jon
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