Thread: Am I a speed typist?

Just tried the advice given above and it seems to work.

Congratulations on Nicholas, Nathan. I guess yo will be too busy to ride your bike now. I'm doing the Gosford to Newcastle ride tomorrow. Shold be interesting.

CP

(oops spoke too soon)

Originally Posted by Master Splinter

The actual answer is that Microsoft should produce a standards-compliant web browser, rather than doing things that require application developers to specially code for IE's quirks. (One of the reasons IE has a 'compatibility view' option is so that you can use sites that were coded to accommodate quirks of IE 9 (and earlier).

IE is still ok for downloading other browsers, though.

Your lips move, but I can't hear what you're saying.....

Originally Posted by RuthF

Your lips move, but I can't hear what you're saying.....

It's a problem caused by Microsoft 'extending' standards. Originally part of their 'embrace, extend and extinguish' strategy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace...and_extinguish