Hello Jools,
on 16-Mai-99 you wrote :
Sorry for the dealy but I was out of town
the whole weekend [private affairs - :-))]
Well, I've checked the site and the links,
no problem here, still nearly 1,9 MB Chip Ram,
even when opening the 'Science in X-Files.....'-page
several times via the link (running YAM, RC5DES as 'main
background task' and doin' a system backup,....)
I had a look at the source and the only guess is
that a small JS part in the HTML structure may
cause problems, but it didn't on my system.
So, sorry no more help.
Oohhps one more.
You were right and I was wrong.
[mostly the case when men are debating with women ;-) ]
There exist's a text version of the page
and it also contains the above mentioned JS part.
Maybe you should try to run a utility (SnoopDOS, Enforcer,.....)
and check what might cause the problem.
� Is there a /simple/ way to record what's going on since some of
� these things happen too fast to note. Those red alerts always
� dissappear too quickly for me.
If you mean to capture those nice GURU greetings,
AFAIK there are several utilites available on AmiNet.
I'm using 'GURU v2.3.
� The New Scientist site is a bit messy to navigate and you're
� right, I don't have a text version, though I'm sure there used
� to be. Or maybe I'm getting so used to images off. :-)
See above.
Do you really run V-NG with image display turned off,
maybe then you should use Lynx. ;-)
Happy text-surfing....
Ciao
NR
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