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Jim Alfredson

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I've got problems with the new software.

When I try to view some posts, all I get is the top of the page (down to the 'Add Reply/New Topic/New Poll' level).

It's all blank beneath down to the 'Forum home' line where the bottom rest of the page reappears.

This happens on quite a number of threads. I manage - sometime but not always - to get into the thread by

going thru the 'Add Reply'.

Also I could not get into my profile to add a location to my signature.

Anybody else has these problems?

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As far as the software running slower... last night the server was running incredibly slow. I don't know why. That, coupled with my extremely slow internet connection made all this updating excrutiating.

I need to get my cable modem back. :(

This may be part of the reason for the slowness.....

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid...01134&printer=1

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I seem to be having a problem with post width...even when there aren't any big images in a thread, the posts end up being so wide I have to use the horizontal scroll bar to read them. I'm using Opera 7.0, anyone else experiencing this?

Still having this problem. I know some board members are Opera users--anyone know of a fix within Opera for this? I don't want to switch browsers yet again!

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If you want to do a little research on your own, the makers of this board software have a website. Invision Power Board

Maybe they have the answers. They also have a forum. See if you have the same problems there.

Concerning Navigator. Any chance you could upgrade it to the newest version? I think they're up to 7.0 now and it's free. How old and what speed is your computer?

Concerning Opera: I have no idea if the software has even been tested for Opera. I would doubt that is has. See if Opera has some sort of controls for Cascading-Style-Sheets. That's what this software uses to create the pages... CSS standards.

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Yes, let me know if any other invision powered board does the same things.

When I installed the new version I couldn't get the posting feature to work (kind of important for a bulletin board). After researching it on the Invision board I found out that there was a file I had to install that wasn't mentioned in the instructions for updating. Maybe the same is true in this instance.

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Shit. The same thing happens both on the Invision forums and the Soulseek board ( http://slskboard.savagenews.com/index.php ) . It doesn't happen on the Macfora board ( http://www.macfora.com/forums/index.php ) but that board is laid out somewhat differently than this one and the others--it looks like they've somehow fixed the width of their board so it doesn't take up the whole screen.

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I seem to be having a problem with post width...even when there aren't any big images in a thread, the posts end up being so wide I have to use the horizontal scroll bar to read them. I'm using Opera 7.0, anyone else experiencing this?

Still having this problem. I know some board members are Opera users--anyone know of a fix within Opera for this? I don't want to switch browsers yet again!

I use the latest version of Opera (7.11) and have not yet encountered the problem (with 1024x768 and 1152x864 resolution).

Are there specific threads that cause a problem?

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