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[Bootz]

lango, I'm using Camino here and I just get the question mark box; ditto in Firefox on a PC when trying the link in my own earlier post.

As I understand it, it will show up on your local machine because that's where the picture is located; but it won't show up to the outside world when you try to use the Chart format here in iHub.

[yofal]

Lango: it works in Safari too...

if you cache the image first by loading it via the address bar (rather than clicking the iHub link) and then refreshing the iHub post.

Camino has the same problem/feature.

Google has likely configured that server to prevent domains other than picasa.com from displaying images.

[roni]

broken graphic image in Firefox on XP

Right-clicking and selecting view image revealed it, though.

[Jim is Jim]

OT: lango, no good on PC w/IE either, no surprise there

I have to say that since I've been forced to use nothing but a PC 8 hours a day for over two months, my macs (G4 and G5, running Tiger) as sooooooo much better at everything I do.

They are faster on the web even though work has a faster broadband connection, they are way... way faster in Word and Excel... and Acrobat Pro on XP is a horrible experience...

I was hoping that I could talk work into letting me buy and bring in my own MBP and use it just to demonstrate to them what I meant... instead they went out last week and bought me a Dell Optiplex GX620, 3Ghz Pent-D with 2 gigs of ram XP Pro... and it is a dog even compared to my old G4 Dualie file server... IE, Word, PP, Excel, all unbelievably slow as becomes very apparent when I get home and do some things on my G5.

I may have to get that MBP anyway and bring it in just to show everyone side-by-side, no way to hide... the thing I really don't get is that none of the software I am required to use is Windows-only (using Outlook for mail, etc.) and only one app in the entire company is Windows-only -- one that we use to program our products and requires 32-bit Windows.

I am really surprised at the noticeably slow performance of this supposedly fast Dell.

Jim
(is Jim)