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There's a fault on the page. If you hover the mouse over the most
southerly stations it is impossible to view the readout.

Cheers,
James


Hi James,
no problem here with Firefox,everything seems to work fine including the
most southerly stations,
best regards,
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There's a fault on the page. If you hover the mouse over the most
southerly stations it is impossible to view the readout.


For me, using IE6 and 800x600 resolution, this only occurs with the
various Channel light vessels, and seems to happen with Weather selected
but not when Wind is selected. It's a very minor problem. It might be
that selecting F11 and/or hiding the task bar would alleviate it.
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In message , Martin Rowley
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http://www.xcweather.co.uk/


There's a fault on the page. If you hover the mouse over the most
southerly stations it is impossible to view the readout.


For me, using IE6 and 800x600 resolution, this only occurs with the
various Channel light vessels, and seems to happen with Weather selected
but not when Wind is selected. It's a very minor problem. It might be
that selecting F11 and/or hiding the task bar would alleviate it.
--
John Hall

"Whenever people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong."
Oscar Wilde
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In message , Martin Rowley
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http://www.xcweather.co.uk/


There's a fault on the page. If you hover the mouse over the most
southerly stations it is impossible to view the readout.


For me, using IE6 and 800x600 resolution, this only occurs with the
various Channel light vessels, and seems to happen with Weather selected
but not when Wind is selected. It's a very minor problem. It might be
that selecting F11 and/or hiding the task bar would alleviate it.
--
John Hall

"Whenever people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong."
Oscar Wilde
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http://www.xcweather.co.uk/


There's a fault on the page. If you hover the mouse over the most
southerly stations it is impossible to view the readout.


For me, using IE6 and 800x600 resolution, this only occurs with the
various Channel light vessels, and seems to happen with Weather selected
but not when Wind is selected. It's a very minor problem. It might be
that selecting F11 and/or hiding the task bar would alleviate it.
--
John Hall

"Whenever people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong."
Oscar Wilde


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There's a fault on the page. If you hover the mouse over the most
southerly stations it is impossible to view the readout.

Cheers,
James


Hi James,
no problem here with Firefox,everything seems to work fine including the
most southerly stations,
best regards,
Alan

Ah, thank you Microsoft then!!

Whatever size I view the IE6 window when I hover the mouse over the
south coast stations the adjustable bar on the right leaps up and hence
the truncation of the pop up data.

Cheers,

James
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In message , Alan Duckers
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There's a fault on the page. If you hover the mouse over the most
southerly stations it is impossible to view the readout.

Cheers,
James


Hi James,
no problem here with Firefox,everything seems to work fine including the
most southerly stations,
best regards,
Alan

Ah, thank you Microsoft then!!

Whatever size I view the IE6 window when I hover the mouse over the
south coast stations the adjustable bar on the right leaps up and hence
the truncation of the pop up data.

Cheers,

James
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In message , Alan Duckers
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There's a fault on the page. If you hover the mouse over the most
southerly stations it is impossible to view the readout.

Cheers,
James


Hi James,
no problem here with Firefox,everything seems to work fine including the
most southerly stations,
best regards,
Alan

Ah, thank you Microsoft then!!

Whatever size I view the IE6 window when I hover the mouse over the
south coast stations the adjustable bar on the right leaps up and hence
the truncation of the pop up data.

Cheers,

James
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In message , Alan Duckers
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There's a fault on the page. If you hover the mouse over the most
southerly stations it is impossible to view the readout.

Cheers,
James


Hi James,
no problem here with Firefox,everything seems to work fine including the
most southerly stations,
best regards,
Alan

Ah, thank you Microsoft then!!

Whatever size I view the IE6 window when I hover the mouse over the
south coast stations the adjustable bar on the right leaps up and hence
the truncation of the pop up data.

Cheers,

James
--
James Brown
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In article ,
James Brown writes:
In message , Martin Rowley
writes
As subject ....

http://www.xcweather.co.uk/


There's a fault on the page. If you hover the mouse over the most
southerly stations it is impossible to view the readout.


For me, using IE6 and 800x600 resolution, this only occurs with the
various Channel light vessels, and seems to happen with Weather selected
but not when Wind is selected. It's a very minor problem. It might be
that selecting F11 and/or hiding the task bar would alleviate it.


Hi Martin - yes you are right about F11 - that cures it here - thanks.
It isn't data related here at 1024 x 768 it fails on all charts.

Cheers,

James

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