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Initiator des Themas: Veronica Durbaca
Veronica Durbaca
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Englisch > Rumänisch
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Feb 13, 2004

I use Opera 7.23 and Windows XP Pro. I can send a screenshot if needed.

Regards,
Veronica
 
Natalie
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Hi Veronica Feb 14, 2004

Pls check if the window is not maximized. If it is, you simply don't see the scroll bar.
I have installed WinXP and Opera 7.23 recently, and in Opera all newly opened windows are maximized.
Try clicking on the 'double square' icon in the upper right corner of the Opera window and adjust the size of the window (or just move the window to the left so as to see the scroll bar).

[Edited at 2004-02-14 18:59]
 
Veronica Durbaca
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Englisch > Rumänisch
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It looks fine now Feb 14, 2004

Thanks for replying, Nathalie.

I was seeing just the top of the form, as if the page was still loading, although no progress bar was visible (I have chosen the pop-up progress bar).

Everything looks ok now. Can't explain why...

Regards,
Veronica
 


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