filePro Survivor CD's

[John Esak]

Okay,
Can I ask... How is it that you are replying to a message (from Dick) that
NEVER made it into my filePro mailing list mailbox....??

I got it privately, but not on the list.


The address is "fplist;john at valar.com"  which means my list mailbox and me
personally.  How is it my rules for 99% of the mail to the list work
correctly , and every now and again, one slips through and just never gets
put in the right box.   Had I not looked, I would have thought he sent the
note just to me.  The rule is simple... anything with filePro  or filepro
in the header goes in the mailbox.  Sometimes it just fails.
John


John




> -----Original Message-----
> From: filepro-list-bounces at lists.celestial.com
> [mailto:filepro-list-bounces at lists.celestial.com]On Behalf Of Fairlight
> Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 4:59 PM
> To: filePro mailing list
> Subject: Re: filePro Survivor CD's
>
>
> At Thu, Aug 11, 2005 at 04:00:15PM -0400 or thereabouts, suspect
> Dick Burke
> was observed uttering:
> > My Firefox browser handles it okay. When I finish a lesson the color has
> > already changed.
>
> Hmmm.  Definitely sounds like what I think it is.
>
> Question:  IE users:  If you hit F5 or refresh, does it redraw with the
> correct colour?  If so, it's almost certainly what I thought with IE.
>
> Interesting that Firefox gets it right, currently.  Very cool.  Switched
> a few months back and can't live without it now.  I just wish things
> (VALVe's Steam engine, for instance) weren't hardwired to use the IE DLL.
> It's a good "cheap out" in using a premade library to handle browser-type
> functions, which I can't fault, but surely it wouldn't be hard to do the
> same with Firefox--make a DLL.  Then again, considering the source, I
> think VALVe must get kickbacks from MS; anyone that's masochistic enough
> to depend on MFC must have a good reason to nix the possibility of easy
> porting.
>
> But I digress.  If F5 fixes it in IE, it's gotta be IE's idea of the
> history, and a lack of re-render.  I've seen this before.  Doesn't matter
> whether the colours come in HTML 3.2 style, or in CSS, or if they're the
> defaults.  It's the algorithms dictating the display refreshes that's at
> fault.
>
> mark->
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