22 Aug 08 13:04, Roger Nelson wrote to Roy Witt:

 RW>> That may be so with IE, but I've never found that to be so with
 RW>> Firefox. I have one complaint about Firefox and that is, when you
 RW>> want to do a Google search and there's a previous search word in
 RW>> the window, when you click on it to drop in the new search word,
 RW>> the previous search word is copied to the clipboard and is then
 RW>> placed in the search window and doubled up, after the previous
 RW>> search word. i.e. you lose the new search word.

 RN> I've no experience with Firefox, although I did download the program.
 RN> Maybe that's wherein the trouble lies.  I'll get some experience with
 RN> it soon enough.

I think you'll like it better than IE. Only after Firefox came up with
multiple open tabs, MS changed IE to do the same. A lot of other features
too numerous to list that makes IE look like an ancient browser from the
W3.1 days.

                R\%/itt



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