Well folks thanks for the replies.? Frankly, I know nothing about building web
pages and the affects of OS and browser during their creation.? My running joke
is the only thing I know about HTML is how to spell it.? I used the wizard that
comes with the hosting company to build all the pages.? W
We will see if IE-8 is standard compliant when it shows up. That was
the claim for IE-7 also. Talk is cheap at MS.
Daniel Melvin wrote:
> IE 8, unlike all browsers that proceed it, will be 100% W3C standard. People
> will likely not like that either because there will be sites that don't look
No, in this case its IE but the core IE engine is integrated into all of
the windows operating systems. So you could say that since Vista comes
with IE-7 its an OS problem. This is easy to fix, install Ubuntu.
john robles wrote:
> Personally I wonder if the problem lies not in the browser but
Jerry,
In the early years, Edison marketed a few cylinder record cabinets, but never
with an Edison decal. Some old-timer evidently "improved" it!
George Paul
-Original Message-
From: DeeDee Blais
To: phono-l at oldcrank.org
Sent: Sat, 4 Oct 2008 3:26 pm
Subject: [Phono-L] "E
IE 8, unlike all browsers that proceed it, will be 100% W3C standard. People
will likely not like that either because there will be sites that don't look
very good. Until the browsers all follow the same standard (FireFox doesn't
follow the standard either), then some pages will not work well. I
Hi Jeff,
I checked one of my Victor 0 machines, S/N 792A, which is about as early as
they come. The only means of securing the motor board to the top of the
cabinet sides is hide glue. There are no glue blocks and it does not appear
there ever were (i.e. there is no residue or outline indicative o
Wow, what a gorgeous phonograph. These Herzog built and patented Sonora
bulge style cabinet phonographs very seldom come up. Someone will get a
really good deal on this one, best of luck and thank for posting this so we
could all see it.
Brce
- Original Message -
From: "gregory caringi
Well, they copied many FireFox features but not very well though. They
will do better with IE-8.
Steven Medved wrote:
> I like firefox a lot better, it seems to me IE7 copied firefox.
>
> But IE is the most used browser in the world...
> ___
> Phono-
My wife has advised me that we need more dining space in our dining room. I
am offering up for sale a beautiful Sonora Baby Grand, complete with
original Owner's Manual and "Guaranty." It is in very nice, original
condition. I purchased it from a reputable, local dealer in December 2003.
He reb
It is the MOTOR BOARD that is loose. I may not have been clear. The
bottom panel is secured into the cabinet with screws, as it is supposed
to be. The later "O" case is hinged at the motor board. This is the
machine that I personally own. The case I am curious about is a spare,
is early, and the MO
On 10/4/2008 1:22 PM, Daniel Melvin wrote:
> But IE is the most used browser in the world...
Through inertia, not merit.
--
Bill Burns
Long Island NY USA
http://ftldesign.com
I like firefox a lot better, it seems to me IE7 copied firefox.
But IE is the most used browser in the world...
Personally I wonder if the problem lies not in the browser but somewhere in MS
Vista, an operating system concieved in the bowels of hell and born of Satan's
butt.?
John Robles
--- On Sat, 10/4/08, Rich wrote:
From: Rich
Subject: Re: [Phono-L] Edison Record Boxes
To: "Antique Phonograph List"
You might have an altered or replaced bottom board. Please send me a picture
of it to my personal e-mail. I'll let you know what I think. The bottom
boards of 0s were screwed in place to allow access to the motor. I'd like to
see
the one you have. Cheers,
Tim Fabrizio
phonophan
PO Box 747
Well, M$ is not standards compliant and that is what you get.
Daniel Melvin wrote:
> But IE is the most used browser in the world...
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Rich"
> To: "Antique Phonograph List"
> Sent: Saturday, October 04, 2008 7:09 AM
> Subject: Re: [Phono-L] Edison Record
I recently purchased a cylinder record cabinet that I plan to resell. It's a
one door cabinet and behind the door are four pull outs with thirty pegs at
each level. All 120 pegs are there and the original finish on the cabinet it
excellent. Right in the middle of the door is an "Edison" decal
I have the same problem with overlapping pictures and words. I am using AOL
and Windows Vista. Is there any way to correct this?
Thanks, Art Heller
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I have an early Victor O mahogany case that I am trying to figure out.
It is the type with the bottom board screwed into the cabnet. If you
needed to access the motor, you take off the bottom board, and could
remove the motor this way. Here is the issue. The motor board on this
cabinet is loose! Th
But IE is the most used browser in the world...
- Original Message -
From: "Rich"
To: "Antique Phonograph List"
Sent: Saturday, October 04, 2008 7:09 AM
Subject: Re: [Phono-L] Edison Record Boxes
> Firefox thought it was fine. Time to upgrade. IE is not standards
> compliant and thi
Firefox thought it was fine. Time to upgrade. IE is not standards
compliant and this causes problems.
Kat Hall wrote:
> I went in to take a look and the words and pics are overlapping. Internet
> Explorer is the browser that I use and I have Windows Vista Home Premium
> operating system.
>
I went in to take a look and the words and pics are overlapping. Internet
Explorer is the browser that I use and I have Windows Vista Home Premium
operating system.
>From the Desk of
Kat Hall
Executive Assistant to Ms. Smith (Publisher)
Review Coordinator
www.champagnebooks.com
www.carnalpassio
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