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[TechnologyCoordinator]

Anyone else experience the "Number Of" column only has one of the sub columns labeled, leaving the other open for guessing?

I am using XP Pro w/ IE6

 

[Zoron]

What I see is Read and Replied arranged vertically when they should be side by side.

 

[Jake_Barnes]

This is what I see with Firefox 2.0.x:

Maybe I'm missing your point, but I don't see an issue here. Maybe you can do a screen capture and point out the errors or problems.

 

[Zoron]

All right... see that column where it says Number of? See where it says Replies? Now in IE 7, directly below Replies, it says Read... instead of how your screenshot shows. Now do you see the point?

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[Jake_Barnes]

All right... see that column where it says Number of? See where it says Replies? Now in IE 7, directly below Replies, it says Read... instead of how your screenshot shows. Now do you see the point?

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Without a screen shot - no.

 

[Zoron]

Do you need a screenshot to know what a pencil looks like?

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[Jake_Barnes]

Anyone else experience the "Number Of" column only has one of the sub columns labeled, leaving the other open for guessing?

I am using XP Pro w/ IE6

This is IE7:

I see your point - maybe the designers will look at this (do screen shots - they help)

 

[Zoron]

IE 6 is probably the same way... since TC mentions that one of his columns is labeled, but not the other.

 

[TechnologyCoordinator]

Jake, the second screenie you posted shows what I see. Thanks for doing the screenie. I was on vacation and using a craptop instead of my desktop that has access to all my web hosting stuff. Yes, it puts both labels in the first column on both my XP Pro SP2 IE6 machines and my Vista Ultimate 32-bit IE7 machine.

This is IE7:

http://usera.imagecave.com/jakebarnes/CPU-SS-IE7.png

I see your point - maybe the designers will look at this (do screen shots - they help)

 

[Sengoku]

I have notified the forum devs about this issue.

 

[Sengoku]

The devs have reported this issue is corrected in the next release.