[Richard Crowley]

"Peter Larsen" wrote ...
Richard Crowley wrote:

Apparently, I'm not the only one...

http://www.comics.com/comics/arlonja...-20070917.html

All I get is an empty green screen, somewhat lighter in tone than the
one you would get from a chip-ram issue on an Amiga.

Then you need to fix your browser. Wonder what else
you aren't seeing? :-)

[Peter Larsen]

Richard Crowley wrote:

"Peter Larsen" wrote ...
Richard Crowley wrote:

Apparently, I'm not the only one...

http://www.comics.com/comics/arlonja...-20070917.html

All I get is an empty green screen, somewhat lighter in tone than the
one you would get from a chip-ram issue on an Amiga.

Patience solved it, it was a bandwidth issue, fortunately I didn't have
to open the ADSL modem and push the Agnus chip back in place because it
had crawled up from its socket ... O;-)

Then you need to fix your browser. Wonder what else
you aren't seeing? :-)

It is IE 6.0 and this here ME box is broken so that updating IE
consistently fails. I could probably fix it with a lot of registry and
file name editing, the problem is that the short filenames are lost
because I had to restore a backup made from windows 2000, which has a
different view on short filenames. No, not even Windows is Windows
compatible ... o;-) ... however my choice was either to use that backup
or loose the entire installation.


Kind regards

Peter Larsen