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27-Oct-2009, 02:00 PM #1
Solved: Go Back Issues
Is anyone else having this problem? I can get to this site just fine, and open a thread, but when I try to "go back" to go to another thread the machine refuses to go back.

To get to another thread I have to exit TSG, come back to TSG and then go to another thread. I am not having any problems at any other site other than TSG.

I'm running XP Pro with IE 7, and I am on server 5.
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27-Oct-2009, 03:18 PM #2
So weird that you said that - Same thing happened to me, only at this site. I just restarted explorer and that seemed to fix the problem.

Don't know what server I was on though.
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27-Oct-2009, 03:55 PM #3
Seems to be OK now.
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27-Oct-2009, 09:30 PM #4
I don't have the problem, but I operate in a different manner anyway.

I have the extra button on the side of my mouse programmed to close a tab using Ctrl-W, and when I go to view/reply to a thread, I hold the Ctrl when I click the link and open a new tab. When I'm done, I just press the button on the side of the mouse to close that tab and I'm back to the forum index. Speeds the transitions.
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28-Oct-2009, 01:29 PM #5
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I don't have the problem, but I operate in a different manner anyway.

I have the extra button on the side of my mouse programmed to close a tab using Ctrl-W, and when I go to view/reply to a thread, I hold the Ctrl when I click the link and open a new tab. When I'm done, I just press the button on the side of the mouse to close that tab and I'm back to the forum index. Speeds the transitions.


Ummm - that's speedy? I took me 10 minutes to read it and try to make sense of it and then realize I don't have that capability at work. I'm exhausted, thanks a bunch!

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28-Oct-2009, 04:41 PM #6
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Ummm - that's speedy? I took me 10 minutes to read it and try to make sense of it and then realize I don't have that capability at work. I'm exhausted, thanks a bunch!

I can't help it if you're a slow reader with poor comprehension.

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28-Oct-2009, 05:56 PM #7
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I can't help it if you're a slow reader with poor comprehension.

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Well!

I can't decide if you're trying NOT to be complimentary - I'll let you know in a bit. And not so much a slow reader as a deliberate one. Don't want to miss anything.

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28-Oct-2009, 06:23 PM #8
The nice part is my kitty is armed, so he can defend himself.
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The nice part is my kitty is armed, so he can defend himself.
Don't let Krazy Kat be fooled by that sweet puppy in my avatar - he's now 120 lbs. of lean muskle. My pookie can easily run away from your gun toting feline. Just see if he doesn't!
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Can he run faster than a .308 bullet from my kitty sniper rifle?
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