Changes Coming by LF

[Jim Hatch]

Hey JC,

Gosh JC, bookmarking doesn't mean I don't
peruse the whole site. Just makes the most
common one easier for me. I click on
that button a dozen or more times daily.
It's one of my regular jobs now that I'm
retired.*G* Fact is, I frequently scan back
through the archieves. With my CRS (Can't
remember Stuff), I'm always finding seemingly new articles I somehow missed.*G*
Today I spent an hour here: [url=http://www.flyanglersonline.com/alcampbell/archive.html:9aedf]http://www.flyanglersonline.com/alcampbell/archive.html[/url:9aedf]
Some great stuff! Warm regards, Jim

Avatars?

[J Castwell]

nope... my choice.

[PanFisher]

OK, Now I'm curious, How do you improve on the best thing there is on the web?!

This will be interesting to see.

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Bill

[J Castwell]

Throw a few grand at it in parts and labour.

[ducksterman]

Follow the money...[G]

We owe them for doing this...e.i. LF & JC

Thank you!....not that it NEEDED change...

[This message has been edited by ducksterman (edited 17 July 2006).]

[Bill Blake]

Speaking of book marks. . . I'm using Mozilla firefox and I can't bookmark anything on this site except the front page. I think it's because the URL always reads [url=http://www.flyanglersonline.com,:64d82]www.flyanglersonline.com,[/url:64d82] unlike most other sites. If I try to bookmark the forums, or articles, or anything, I just get the homepage. I just tested it on IE and it seems to work fine, but it's really not enough of a reason to go back to using internet explorer IMO.

[J Castwell]

"unlike most other sites." ???

[J Castwell]

When you are using Firefox,, on any site (faol too) ,, put the little mousie thing on the page and right click on one of the buttons. A list will appear (probably) and on it a line that says,, bookmark this page? If you select that one you will only get what is listed up on that little line on top. Select,,, 'THIS FRAME' then, 'book mark frame.'

[Bill Blake]

Unlike most other sites the URL always reads "http://www.flyanglersonline.com" when I visit (on both IE and firefox) regardless of what section of the site I'm reading. Most sites would have different URLS for different sections, for example,

"http://www.notflyanglersonlime.com/main/main.html" or "http://www.notflyanglersonline/forum/"
or "http://www.notflyanglersonline/articles/article001.htm" etc.

Hopefully that clears up what I was trying to say. I was worried it would be a little confusing, and I guess I still am.

BTW, your solution worked, thanks JC.

[This message has been edited by Bill Blake (edited 18 July 2006).]