Using Mozzila Firefox 1.5 and Outlook Express 6. When an email has an HTTP
address in the body of the email and I click the HTTP it does not open. If I
minimize the email then the HTTP is viewable. How can I fix this?

On 23.04.2006 04:53, CET - what odd quirk of fate caused John Barton to
generate the following:? :

>Using Mozzila Firefox 1.5 and Outlook Express 6. When an email has an HTTP
>address in the body of the email and I click the HTTP it does not open. If I
>minimize the email then the HTTP is viewable. How can I fix this?
>
>
>
>
>
I presume, HTTP means a URL (Web Address) ??

How do you mean with:
QUOTE

If I minimize the email then the HTTP is viewable.


UNQUOTE

Is the Website (in FF) hidden *behind* the eMail window?? In that case,
you need to click the FF button in the windows task-bar, to bring FF to
the front!

If this is *not* what you are experiencing, let us know more details!

reg

Thanks for the reply....Yes I do mean a URL. The Website is hidden behind
the email window. I do not know what you mean by(inFF). What is the FF
button you say I should click in the windows task bar? Is it the forward
button?
"squaredancer" <squaredancer@t-online.de> wrote in message
news:Q92dnVH7zIyw2dbZnZ2dnUVZ_tGdnZ2d@mozilla.org. ..
> On 23.04.2006 04:53, CET - what odd quirk of fate caused John Barton to
> generate the following:? :
>
>>Using Mozzila Firefox 1.5 and Outlook Express 6. When an email has an HTTP
>>address in the body of the email and I click the HTTP it does not open. If
>>I
>>minimize the email then the HTTP is viewable. How can I fix this?
>>
>>
>>
>>
> I presume, HTTP means a URL (Web Address) ??
>
> How do you mean with:
> QUOTE
>
> If I minimize the email then the HTTP is viewable.
>
>
> UNQUOTE
>
> Is the Website (in FF) hidden *behind* the eMail window?? In that case,
> you need to click the FF button in the windows task-bar, to bring FF to
> the front!
>
> If this is *not* what you are experiencing, let us know more details!
>
> reg
>

John Barton wrote:

> Thanks for the reply....Yes I do mean a URL. The Website is hidden behind
> the email window. I do not know what you mean by(inFF). What is the FF
> button you say I should click in the windows task bar? Is it the forward
> button?

FF is short for Firefox

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eat?

I do not have a FF button on the Outlook Express email window and do not
find an option to add it? Are you referring to the small round dotted circle
that appears on the FF window when I am viewing web pages not email?
"gwtc" <TheNewGWTC@n375c4p3.n37> wrote in message
news:W8KdnTxxkpqUW9bZnZ2dnUVZ_sednZ2d@mozilla.org. ..
> John Barton wrote:
>
>> Thanks for the reply....Yes I do mean a URL. The Website is hidden behind
>> the email window. I do not know what you mean by(inFF). What is the FF
>> button you say I should click in the windows task bar? Is it the forward
>> button?
>
> FF is short for Firefox
>
> --
> Things to Ponder about: Why do toasters always have a setting that burns
> the toast to a horrible crisp, which no decent human being would eat?

John Barton wrote:
> I do not have a FF button on the Outlook Express email window and do not
> find an option to add it? Are you referring to the small round dotted circle
> that appears on the FF window when I am viewing web pages not email?
> "gwtc" <TheNewGWTC@n375c4p3.n37> wrote in message
> news:W8KdnTxxkpqUW9bZnZ2dnUVZ_sednZ2d@mozilla.org. ..
>> John Barton wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks for the reply....Yes I do mean a URL. The Website is hidden behind
>>> the email window. I do not know what you mean by(inFF). What is the FF
>>> button you say I should click in the windows task bar? Is it the forward
>>> button?
>> FF is short for Firefox
>>
No, he is referring to task bar, it is the bar usually at the bottom of
screen with *start* button on it. It also shows all open application on
this bar. Click on the Firefox button on this bar.

Aqeel Zafar wrote:

> John Barton wrote:
>
>>I do not have a FF button on the Outlook Express email window and do not
>>find an option to add it? Are you referring to the small round dotted circle
>>that appears on the FF window when I am viewing web pages not email?
>>"gwtc" <TheNewGWTC@n375c4p3.n37> wrote in message
>>news:W8KdnTxxkpqUW9bZnZ2dnUVZ_sednZ2d@mozilla.or g...
>>
>>>John Barton wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Thanks for the reply....Yes I do mean a URL. The Website is hidden behind
>>>>the email window. I do not know what you mean by(inFF). What is the FF
>>>>button you say I should click in the windows task bar? Is it the forward
>>>>button?
>>>
>>>FF is short for Firefox
>>>
>
> No, he is referring to task bar, it is the bar usually at the bottom of
> screen with *start* button on it. It also shows all open application on
> this bar. Click on the Firefox button on this bar.
I'm referring to none of that. The guy asked what does FF mean, and I
answered -- FF = Firefox

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Things to Ponder about: Why do toasters always have a setting that
burns the toast to a horrible crisp, which no decent human being would
eat?

On 23.04.2006 22:27, CET - what odd quirk of fate caused gwtc to
generate the following:? :

> Aqeel Zafar wrote:
>
>> John Barton wrote:
>>
>>> I do not have a FF button on the Outlook Express email window and do
>>> not find an option to add it? Are you referring to the small round
>>> dotted circle that appears on the FF window when I am viewing web
>>> pages not email?
>>> "gwtc" <TheNewGWTC@n375c4p3.n37> wrote in message
>>> news:W8KdnTxxkpqUW9bZnZ2dnUVZ_sednZ2d@mozilla.org. ..
>>>
>>>> John Barton wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Thanks for the reply....Yes I do mean a URL. The Website is hidden
>>>>> behind the email window. I do not know what you mean by(inFF).
>>>>> What is the FF button you say I should click in the windows task
>>>>> bar? Is it the forward button?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> FF is short for Firefox
>>>>
>>
>> No, he is referring to task bar, it is the bar usually at the bottom of
>> screen with *start* button on it. It also shows all open application on
>> this bar. Click on the Firefox button on this bar.
>
> I'm referring to none of that. The guy asked what does FF mean, and I
> answered -- FF = Firefox
>
not *you* - me!

reg

On 23.04.2006 21:11, CET - what odd quirk of fate caused John Barton to
generate the following:? :

>I do not have a FF button on the Outlook Express email window and do not
>find an option to add it? Are you referring to the small round dotted circle
>that appears on the FF window when I am viewing web pages not email?
>"gwtc" <TheNewGWTC@n375c4p3.n37> wrote in message
>news:W8KdnTxxkpqUW9bZnZ2dnUVZ_sednZ2d@mozilla.org ...
>
>
>>John Barton wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>Thanks for the reply....Yes I do mean a URL. The Website is hidden behind
>>>the email window. I do not know what you mean by(inFF). What is the FF
>>>button you say I should click in the windows task bar? Is it the forward
>>>button?
>>>
>>>
>>FF is short for Firefox
>>
>>--
>>Things to Ponder about: Why do toasters always have a setting that burns
>>the toast to a horrible crisp, which no decent human being would eat?
>>
>>
>
>
>
>
are you saying, you don't know what the Windows taskbar is?
At the bottom of your screen, there is (or should be) a line of icons,
buttons, pretty pictures and other stuff - do you see it?? THAT is the
task bar!
At the VERY RIGHT END, you should see the time-of-day!

When you click on a URL in an eMail, FF (=Firefox) will open *behind*
your eMail window.... it is on your screen, but "behind" the eMail!

In the taskbar, there will now be a longish button with the Firefox logo
at the left side and the name of the website on the rest.... if you
click on that button, Firefox will then jump to the front view - in
front of your mail-window...

reg Why is this server so stupid, that we can't put in a screen-shot????

squaredancer wrote:

> On 23.04.2006 22:27, CET - what odd quirk of fate caused gwtc to
> generate the following:? :
>
>
>>Aqeel Zafar wrote:
>>
>>
>>>John Barton wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>I do not have a FF button on the Outlook Express email window and do
>>>>not find an option to add it? Are you referring to the small round
>>>>dotted circle that appears on the FF window when I am viewing web
>>>>pages not email?
>>>>"gwtc" <TheNewGWTC@n375c4p3.n37> wrote in message
>>>>news:W8KdnTxxkpqUW9bZnZ2dnUVZ_sednZ2d@mozilla. org...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>John Barton wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks for the reply....Yes I do mean a URL. The Website is hidden
>>>>>>behind the email window. I do not know what you mean by(inFF).
>>>>>>What is the FF button you say I should click in the windows task
>>>>>>bar? Is it the forward button?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>FF is short for Firefox
>>>>>
>>>
>>>No, he is referring to task bar, it is the bar usually at the bottom of
>>>screen with *start* button on it. It also shows all open application on
>>>this bar. Click on the Firefox button on this bar.
>>
>>I'm referring to none of that. The guy asked what does FF mean, and I
>>answered -- FF = Firefox
>>
>
> not *you* - me!
>
> reg
well, they were asking under me. If it was you, then they should have
answered under you and not me.

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Things to Ponder about: Why do toasters always have a setting that
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eat?