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  IE7 and the non-breaking hyphen         


Author: Andreas Prilop
Date: Sep 19, 2008 07:18

It seems to me that Internet Explorer 7 (as opposed to IE6)
displays the non-breaking-hyphen U+2011 or ‑
as some sort of en-dash rather than a hyphen.

See U+2011 #8209 at
http://www.alanflavell.org.uk/unicode/unidata20.html#x2010
http://niwo.mnsys.org/saved/~flavell/unicode/unidata20.html
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/dashes.html#unidash

Anyone else?

Now for the complete mystery:

In IE7, select
Tools > Internet Options > General > Accessibility >
[X] Ignore font styles specified on webpages

Then select
View > Encoding > Right-to-Left Document
on the above pages and the hyphen for U+2011 appears!
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  10 Ways Google's Chrome Browser will Change the Web         


Author: Linerd Gadgetech
Date: Sep 3, 2008 05:09

Yesterday Google announced the release of their new Chrome web browser.
This new new entry into the browser wars is certain to...

http://linugadgetech.blogspot.com/2008/09/10-ways-googles-chrome-browser-
changes.html
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  Page breaks in tables         


Author: Andreas Prilop
Date: Aug 29, 2008 08:02

Firefox 3 (like older versions) ignores

TR { page-break-before: always }

for the first row of a TBODY. Sample page:

http://www.unics.uni-hannover.de/nhtcapri/temp/1000.html
Choose "Print Preview".

Internet Explorer 6/7 prints every row onto a new page;
Firefox does not. Is this an obscure bug? Or is FF right?

Btw:
IE 6/7 ignores page breaks with TBODY altogether.

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  Internet Photo Collectors Screwed by Opera's Removal of Cache File Extensions in version 9.5: Come on over to Firefox Land. Grass greener. Water cooler. Cache file extensions too.         


Author: jjackson104
Date: Aug 18, 2008 16:03

For years, many photo collectors have added photos from the internet
to their collections. Often you see photos you just have to have.
Others show subjects you would never have the opportunity to shoot
yourself.

Many collectors have discovered that if you use the Opera web browser,
www.opera.com, rather than saving individually each photo you might
want to keep, a very time consuming process, you can regularly view
again photos you have seen by extracting photos from the browser
cache, a form of internet scavenging.

Opera made this easy to do. User browser caches can contain thousands
of files. When Opera stored a photo in browser cache, it stored the
file extension with it, such as filename.jpg. Thus you could use
Windows Explorer or other file management programs to identify and
copy just .jpg, gif, or .png files from the cache to a work directory,
where you could also easily eliminate small icon files not worth
looking at.
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  comp.infosystems.www.browsers.ms-windows competence         


Author: Johann.Glasbrenner
Date: Aug 14, 2008 14:10

http://bladder.googlebong.com

Ed Quimby GoogleBong

img { border: 2px solid Black }

pre { font: 6pt/8pt }

p,blockquote { font: 16pt; font-family: verdana, arial, 'sans serif' }

h1,h2,h3,h4,ul { font-family: verdana, arial, 'sans serif'; font: 14p }

table,li,td { font-family: verdana, arial, 'sans serif'; font: 12p }

ul { list-style: disc }

ol { list-style: decimal }

body { background: "#EEEEEE" }

h1,h2,h3,h4,hr,p,ul,blockquote,pre { color:Black }

a:link { color:Blue }

a:visited { color:Blue }

a:active { color:"#008000" }

a:hover { color:"#008000" }

h1.header { padding:0em; margin:0 }

div.container { width:100%%; margin:0px; border:1px solid Black; line-height:150%% }

div.header,div.footer { padding:0.5em; color:white; background-color:Black; clear:left }

div.left { width:15%%; margin:0; float:left; padding:0; }
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  Parsing while pasting         


Author: Anon
Date: Jun 4, 2008 08:21

Trying to copy table structure from website into spreadsheet as tabular
data.

Using Mozilla Firefox v2, we can Edit/Select All, then Edit/Copy.
Go into a QPW notebook, and Edit/Paste.
Data is automatically parsed into the proper columns. Event the date column
is converted to serial dates and formatted to Long Date Intl. Most of the
formatting is correct (except for one column of dollar amounts, that was
formatted as General, except for amounts over $1,000.00 which are written as
strings (leading apostrophe).
Except for these minor formatting issues, Firefox works well.
Data was parsed into columns when it was pasted.

Using IE6 or IE7, Edit/Select All, then Edit/Copy
Go into a QPW notebook, and Edit/Paste.
Data is now a single column of strings (leading apostrophe) with each Row of
info contained within one cell.
Data was not parsed at all when pasted.

Working in QPW v11.0.0321 on Win XP Pro SP2 (also on workstation with QPW v8
on Win2000Pro)

Any ideas how we can get the data from IE browsers to parse when pasted?
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