Quite often, when I'm viewing a Web page that uses Javascript to overlay a
picture with enlarged sections of itself, I find a very rapid flickering of
the overlaid section alternating with the background picture. Here's an
example: http://heritage.stsci.edu/2007/16/supplemental.html. Does
Hi
Quite often, when I'm viewing a Web page that uses Javascript to
overlay a picture with enlarged sections of itself, I find a very
rapid flickering of the overlaid section alternating with the
background picture. Here's an example:
http://heritage.stsci.edu/2007/16/supplemental.html. Does
On Monday 30 April 2007 11:37, Bernhard Berger wrote:
Same problem here. About Firefox says: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux
i686; de; rv:1.8.1.3) Gecko/20070417 Firefox/2.0.0.3. It seems that it
is not a x86_64 related problem.
I see the problem with firefox under windows also...
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Bernhard Berger wrote:
Hi
Quite often, when I'm viewing a Web page that uses Javascript to
overlay a picture with enlarged sections of itself, I find a very
rapid flickering of the overlaid section alternating with the
background picture. Here's an example:
On Monday 30 April 2007, Peter Humphrey wrote:
Quite often, when I'm viewing a Web page that uses Javascript to overlay a
picture with enlarged sections of itself, I find a very rapid flickering of
the overlaid section alternating with the background picture. Here's an
example:
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Peter Humphrey wrote:
Quite often, when I'm viewing a Web page that uses Javascript to overlay a
picture with enlarged sections of itself, I find a very rapid flickering of
the overlaid section alternating with the background picture.
Hmm - I
Peter Davoust wrote:
I also get a ginourmous box in the center of the screen. It's happened
to me before, but I've never been so inclined to fix it. It used to
even happen on the macromedia site, as I remember.
- -Peter
On 4/29/07, Mark Knecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone else
On Monday 30 April 2007 13:24, Ferris McCormick wrote:
I'm assuming this is a Flash problem. I don't see it on my Windows
box..
Probably not. This page displays incorrectly on sparc with both opera
and firefox. sparc does not support flash at all. (For me, on all
systems, both forefox
This is in fact a scripting error. It doesn't have anything to do with
the scroll bar, though. I have my resolution at 1066x1200 which
provides ample room for the page to render and the scrollbar is never
invoked.
At any rate, I have seen this error before with my own scripts. In
essence, this
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Hello people, Etaoin,
Etaoin Shrdlu wrote:
Seems javascript-related. I'm using the noscript firefox extension, and
loading the page with javascript disabled does not show the splotch.
You should keep in mind that the noscript extension also
It might actually be a Windows issue rather than a grub issue. Historically
Windows has been really picky about being on /dev/hda1. I've heard rumors that
newer versions are less picky about it, but then again I recall hearing rumors
that you never needed to defrag ntfs, so...
I'd probably
I had a similar problem for a while due to a bad video card. It was an nvidia,
and I was able to fix it by switching to the nv (open source) driver, but that
meant I had no 3d acceleration. I don't know if there's something similar you
could try with a Matrox, you may just have to replace the
On Freitag, 6. April 2007, Michael George wrote:
I have been having trouble with my system. For some reason, I've only
noticed it recently, but nothing has been updated on the system.
try removing the card and put it in its slot again
try a different PSU
check your board for 'strange' caps.
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Peter Hoff wrote:
It might actually be a Windows issue rather than a grub issue. Historically
Windows has been really picky about being on /dev/hda1. I've heard rumors
that newer versions are less picky about it, but then again I recall hearing
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