Tag buttons aren’t working for me anymore!

Sitran

Posted: 23 August 2003 07:24 AM

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The tag buttons are not working for me on the "post reply" page anymore!

Has anyone else had this problem before? Could I have something turned off or on?

I have no idea and it is very frustrating!

Thanks,

Sitran

PS The cursor just disappears and nothing happens!

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Sitran

Posted: 27 August 2003 01:13 PM

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Sitran:

The tag buttons are not working for me on the "post reply" page anymore!

I can even quote myself again!

My browser must have been outdated!

Sitran

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Palewriter

Posted: 27 August 2003 03:05 PM

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Everything seems to be acting up these days

You’re not lying about that, Katy. Our two Lincolns are in the shop (one for a new transmission, one for new suspension); I’m driving some crappy Mitsubishi loaner; my stepson was diagnosed yesterday as bipolar; he’s living in my guest room; my daughter is sending e-mails asking for money, supposedly to ward off hunger. Tonight is a full moon. I should have known.

- PW
who simply wants to live a quiet life ;)

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Sitran

Posted: 29 August 2003 10:06 AM

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PW:

who simply wants to live a quiet life

That reminds of a song:

"Make the world go away…"

Or one by the great Carole King:

"All I want is a quiet place to live…"

Sitran

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