On 13-Aug-99, Chris Wiles wrote:
> Erm, Don. Without being rude, how quickly do you expect all this to be
> done? Someone wants JS 'finished', someone wants x sorted, someone
> else wants y sorted. Of course, they all want this done within 'a
> week'.
On the other hand, those who don't ask don't get. If Voyager was not one
of my most used programs, its faults wouldn't matter. When you use a
program for many hours a week, you notice.
As for 'a week', it's actually 13 months since the last update. (v2.96)
> Lastly, are you sure the Moobunny is 100% accurate, HTML-wise? I don't
> want to have to say to Olli 'fix' this, to find the site is actually
> consists of lame HTML code..
The width of the table isn't given, and widths (as percentages) are
given for only two of the six columns. Sometimes (like now) the table
almost fills the window, on other days it is about half the width of the
browser window and you get cells with contents like
Ent
ire
thr
ead
I have had a go at John about it, but all the other readers report that
it works fine on IE, Netscape, IBrowse, Opera etc, so he concludes that
the fault is with Voyager, which perhaps doesn't have a default width for
tables.
The same applies to the text spilling out of the text editing
panel for replying to messages. This only happens on Voyager. John
reckons he has nothing to fix.
If we don't report problems, how are they to be fixed?
And if they are not fixed, a potentially excellent program remains just
"good enough".
Regards
--
Don Cox
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