messages in status bar
I find the moving message at the bottom of the window to be distracting when I'm reading text. Those little JavaScript fripperies are good for jazzing up sites with no content, but there's plenty of...
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I agree also but most people like them so the majority rules.pub176.ezboard.com/bcurioandrelicfirearmsforum www'forumco.com/grog101/active.asp37mm.com/cgi-bin/search.pl?action=getdaily
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I may not always comment on posts such as this one or post where members want a new section added, but believe me when I say that myself and the other staff watch them very carefully and seriously...
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If you use "IE" Internet Explorer, you can go to the top bar, click on "View" and deselect "Status Bar" which is the second from top option. It can be easily turned back on after leaving the C&R...
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Gee Don! You sure are handy with this 'puter stuff.What's the best way to get strawberry jam off my keyboard?(never mind - the dog just jumped up in my lap, and she is taking car e o ff i t -xfgm hg...
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Bob,Quote:What's the best way to get strawberry jam off my keyboard?I always rub dry toast across the keyboard. This gets most of it. But, then I have to turn the keyboard upside down and hit it with...
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M14man,I don't think you will have to worry. If your system works like mine, when you close your IE browser and then start it again, it turns the status bar back on.Try it out. Go to "View" and...
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I also agree it should be removed. It is distracting, and I like to use the status bar to see where hyperlinks will take me before I click on them.
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