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All of their articles of any lenght are ALWAYS chopped off mid article???
DOH!
DOH!
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"I was riding on the Mayflower when I thought I spotted some land" ~Bob Dylan's 115th Dream
A rampart is a bulwark! -
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IE5 or 6 I think."I was riding on the Mayflower when I thought I spotted some land" ~Bob Dylan's 115th Dream
A rampart is a bulwark!Comment
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Can you find one of the pages again and copy and post the Address here so I can check it out?Comment
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I have the same problem when I access indyracing.com from work.We flipped our finger to the King of England
Stole our country from the Indians
With god on our side and guns in our hands
We took it for our own!Comment
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did you guys do a refresh of the page to see if it would do it again. I get that somestimes with my Oncourse at IUPUI and cuts half of my picture and then I refresh and it works. I remember it doing that at indyracing.com before too and I did the same thing.Comment
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I've refreshed, changed the view, everything. It's screwed up.
If you don't mind reading the entire article as a text file, you can select View > Source. You'll get all the HTML crud, but if you scroll down far enough you'll hit the articles, indicated by the symbols [
] and [</p>] (disregard the [ ] symbols there, but if I don't put them in, you'll see paragraph chops in this reply). A real PITA but it's better than not being able to read the stuff.
jmart
[ February 13, 2002: Message edited by: jmart ]Comment
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Nevermind, just go to View > Source. You'll see.
jmartComment
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I've never, ever had a problem and I'm using IE 5.0Griz In IndyComment
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this is not totally related, but yesterday they had the wrong stories attached to the wrong titles.
Usually have no problems though.Comment
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I have always had the same problem with articles being chopped off when I view them at work. However, we are only on IE 4.0, and I am sure that is the issue.Comment
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It is not a problem at irl.com. It is your machine settings or the network you are on causing these problems. If you have it at home too I would bet it is your computer settings. Click here and download IE 5.5. Please don't try IE 6.0 unless you are using Windows XP.
[ February 14, 2002: Message edited by: Satman ]Comment
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I've sometimes ha posting on thi with t get messag chop up
It m t be itch in the sys m.Comment
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