Here are some screenshots of my post as viewed by IE6 on Windows XP.Originally posted by zoobyshoe in PF message https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=156445#post156445
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Could you please delete the enormous gap you left between the end of your quote and the end of your post. Makes it extremely difficult to scroll.
Zoobyshoe said, regarding one post in particular, that there was a "gap ... between the end of [the] quote and the end of [the] post" which made it "difficult to scroll."He mentioned nothing about my posts being a challenge to read.Originally posted by Nereid
I agree with zooby, your posts are quite a challenge to read.
Could you post a screenshot?Also, are you using http://www.microsoft.com/typography/cleartype/default.htm[/color].-ChrisYou might consider using a colour other than 'grey' (if you take a look using Netscape rather than IE you'll see it can make a difference).
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