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Tony Miller wrote: |
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> On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 11:00:41PM -0500, Dale wrote: |
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>> I see the music bars in almost all the slides. I see the little |
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>> keyboard on the right in a couple of them. I didn't ever see any text |
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>> except for the letters that correspond to the notes. I'm assuming that |
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>> the text would be almost to the bottom of the page tho. If that is |
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>> correct then I can confirm it is not there with Seamonkey 2, Firefox and |
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>> Konqueror. Those are the browsers I have installed. |
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> There is definitely supposed to be text on the bottom of the page. |
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> Glad its not just me. |
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> I'm probably just going to find a music theory program that isnt a |
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> webpage. |
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Give the list a day or so and see if someone else reports that it |
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works. Then you can see what they have installed that is missing or if |
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it is a wrong version of something that is installed. Keep in mind that |
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this list goes through a 24 hour cycle since readers are in different |
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time zones. Add in that some may actually test it on different |
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machines, home and work etc. |
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I would think it would work the same regardless if OS. I suspect that |
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something is missing somewhere. You just have to figure out what it is |
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that is not working. Maybe contact the website and see what they say as |
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well. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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