I like the new A2K arrangement very much. I just had a problem which may be at my end and may be at yours. I am on "New Topics". Everything was fine for about thirty minutes worth of posts with them showing up chronologically by last post. Then they started coming in out of order with some with a last post from yesterday mixed with those with a last post of today. If it's my problem, how do I fix it?
I just realized the problem. I am on "New Topics" when I should be on "New Posts". My new problem is that I can't click on "New Posts" because it is obscured by the "Custom Search" block.
I am using Internet Explorer with Vista. I don't know how to post a screen shot, but I just presented the problem on another thread and explained that I can only use "New Topics" because "New Posts" is covered by the "Google search box" preventing me from clicking on it.
It' either 6.0 or 7.0. I tried to find it once and couldn't. I don't know my resolution either. That I did find once, but can't find it now. Sorry! I'm not at all computer savvy.
Robert, I believe Vista shipped with IE7, so this is most likely the version he is using. I can't recreate on XP... tried zooming in and out, and everything.
I tried every which way on Vista IE7 as well, can't replicate it.
I finally found a way to get my "New Posts" exposed. By squeezing the entire window, the google block moves at a slower rate than the rest of the page, thereby exposing "new posts". After clicking on it, I am on "New Posts". I can then go back to normal width, losing my "new post" button, but I am still on the "new post" setting. A real pain, but I can again use A2K in the manner I prefer. A real puzzler.
Yes, still having it. Now that I have found the way to expose "new posts" it's no big deal, just one extra step in my A2K usage. It might help you to know that as I drag the window to the left and the google box moves to the left to expose "new posts" and "unanswered posts", the "ask a question" "start a discussion" and "screen name, log out and people on line" also move. In fact, the latter overtake the google box. I hope my description is clear and helpful.
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