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April 3rd 05, 04:20 AM
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Foxfire History
I have asked this before , but did get not a single response so I will
try again ... When I open the "history" window, it shows two folders.. One for URLs visited TODAY and another for URLs visited more then 6 days ago.. There must be a option somewhere that would allow me to see those from one to five days ago.. Thanks for any assistance offered.. Bill |
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April 3rd 05, 05:20 AM
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Bill Brannick wrote:
I have asked this before , but did get not a single response so I will try again ... When I open the "history" window, it shows two folders.. One for URLs visited TODAY and another for URLs visited more then 6 days ago.. There must be a option somewhere that would allow me to see those from one to five days ago.. Dunno Bill, Foxfire has a lot of similarities to Netscape. In my history folder, I have several different days and weeks worth of history items. Perhaps the amateur radio policy group is the wrong place to ask. I would wager that most people in here use the evil program, Internet Exploder...... - Mike KB3EIA - |
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April 3rd 05, 05:56 AM
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Are you discussing Firefox, the browser?
"Mike Coslo" wrote in message ... Bill Brannick wrote: I have asked this before , but did get not a single response so I will try again ... When I open the "history" window, it shows two folders.. One for URLs visited TODAY and another for URLs visited more then 6 days ago.. There must be a option somewhere that would allow me to see those from one to five days ago.. Dunno Bill, Foxfire has a lot of similarities to Netscape. In my history folder, I have several different days and weeks worth of history items. Perhaps the amateur radio policy group is the wrong place to ask. I would wager that most people in here use the evil program, Internet Exploder...... - Mike KB3EIA - |
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#4
April 4th 05, 04:16 AM
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Arf! Arf! wrote:
Are you discussing Firefox, the browser? Foxfire is the browser for us dyslexic types! 8^) Thanks for the correcttion, tho'. - Mike KB3EIA - "Mike Coslo" wrote in message ... Bill Brannick wrote: I have asked this before , but did get not a single response so I will try again ... When I open the "history" window, it shows two folders.. One for URLs visited TODAY and another for URLs visited more then 6 days ago.. There must be a option somewhere that would allow me to see those from one to five days ago.. Dunno Bill, Foxfire has a lot of similarities to Netscape. In my history folder, I have several different days and weeks worth of history items. Perhaps the amateur radio policy group is the wrong place to ask. I would wager that most people in here use the evil program, Internet Exploder...... - Mike KB3EIA - |
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#5
April 3rd 05, 08:18 AM
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Sorry folks.. not even close to being the group I intended to post to.
My apologies... On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 02:20:24 GMT, Bill Brannick wrote: I have asked this before , but did get not a single response so I will try again ... When I open the "history" window, it shows two folders.. One for URLs visited TODAY and another for URLs visited more then 6 days ago.. There must be a option somewhere that would allow me to see those from one to five days ago.. Thanks for any assistance offered.. Bill |
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