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Are any of the Firefox geeks here also using Thunderbird 1.0 as an Email client? Is so, how is it?
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riverc0il said:at least no one on here is using 133t speak, then we might have some real issues![]()
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:P.S. 4ll y0ur b4s3 4r3 b3l0ng t0 us.
MichaelJ said:And the BBCode extension is very, very, very cool!
:mrgreen:
Hmm ... except it doesn't have the same set of smilies... :roll:
You will be happy to know that I just downloaded it.riverc0il said:ALLSKIING, i switched from IE to opera before switching to firefox... overall, firefox is a better browser than opera, imo, and not having to look at the ads in the free version is a plus too.
Yeah - looks like it uses BBCode for vBulletin which is a bit more prevalent than phpBB.bvibert said:MichaelJ said:And the BBCode extension is very, very, very cool!
:mrgreen:
Hmm ... except it doesn't have the same set of smilies... :roll:
I've noticed that too... but its still pretty cool!![]()
Greg said:Anyone have problems where the copy function randomly stops working in Firefox? I've seen this happen on a number of machines. Restarting the application clears it. The weird thing is the cut command works all the time... :blink:
Typically Ctrl-C, but I've noticed that if this starts happening, the Copy command from the Edit menu is greyed out... :blink:bvibert said:Greg said:Anyone have problems where the copy function randomly stops working in Firefox? I've seen this happen on a number of machines. Restarting the application clears it. The weird thing is the cut command works all the time... :blink:
I haven't noticed any problems, I copy stuff quite often. Are you using the menu, right click, or ctrl+C?