Marta,
I didn't sing happy birthday because I have had an injunction served
against me ever opening my mouth in vocal again. On house arrest you
might say.
I could not send you a lovely card for I don't have your personal
email and Lee won't let us send anything but text through the user
group. (notice how I passed the blame to some poor innocent guy).
As far as the colorful emails to your friends I don't know what
program you are talking about, but I do use this site for some really
cool emails.
http://www.equinux.com/us/products/stationery/index.html
Lastly (you had quite a shopping list) I have NO idea how you get the
top sites to fill your window. I kept deleting those I didn't want
and others filled the spot until I wore them out but I still didn't
get some of the ones I wanted. I only used Safari 4 for one day and
am sitting on the sidelines until I know I will not be having a
problem. Possibly there is a way and Ed or some of the others can
tell you how to get this done. It could be that by visiting certain
sites Safari will learn your habits and begin to populate the screen
with what you want.
Now, if you'll send me your email address I'll send you a belated
birthday card!
Send it to my personal email:
[email protected]
and include a picture of yourself and I'll show you a sample of the
cards I use.
John
On Feb 26, 2009, at 6:51 PM, Marta Edie wrote:
Thanks, John, I know I am special!! Now you haven't sung "happy
Birthday" to me, as Ward did over the phone, nor did you send me one
of those colorful letter emails we used to have on our computers,
nor did you send me flowers, but I love you just the same.
Now: what happened to that little program that you could send topsy
turvy colorful lettered emails to some young friends? I used to do
it all the time, then came the picture and I sent pictures. But is
that program to write one letter in green, the other in red etc. in
all different colors still around somewhere? It might be a healthy
change in this overtechnowhatyoumaycall world.
Then: Do you know how to make your own top sites? I have my own
taste as to what is a top site for me. But they appear all on their
own, no matter how often I delete them. Oh bother, as Winnie the
Pooh would say.
Marta
On Feb 26, 2009, at 18:33 pm, Profile wrote:
Marta,
The blue star means you are special!! Only you will see a star,
the rest of us can only dream.
Otherwise it means there has been a change on that site so you'll
know which ones have new info. Once you click on the site the star
will go away until another change....
John
On Feb 26, 2009, at 5:58 PM, Marta Edie wrote:
Folks, now I am encountering a blue star in some of my top- sites
upper right corner. What is that all about?
I tried to find answers in the help menu. My questions always seem
to be so esoteric, there are never any answers.
So I rely on you all for help and sustenance.
Marta
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