Font color change not working after I search a site. Can't tell where I have been. How do I fix?
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Hm, when you're visiting the site, are you opening the link in a new window? If you are, then the link color won't change (unless, I think, you refresh the page). If you're clicking on the link normally and pressing the back button to get to the search results, it should tell you which ones you visited. If not, try refreshing the search results page. If that doesn't work, I really don't know what to tell you. Hope this helped though!
498279
run a google or yahoo search for free font downloads for windows...whichever version you run of it
164281
Some websites don't tell the browser which language and font they're using so the browser has to guess. You can select it for yourself by going to the View Menu and selecting 'Encoding' and then selecting the language you believe the website to be in... Really the website develpoer needs to indicate this info to the browser. If your system does not have a compatable font, it still will not display correctly. You can download these from Microsoft...
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This is indeed Firefox's search function kicking in for some reason. I've never had this happen for no reason myself but try this:\n\n- Select the Tools->Options menu item.\n- Go to the Advanced section.\n- Uncheck the "Search for text when I start typing" checkbox.
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Sounds like something is off. I hope you don't have a virus. Maybe your color scheme is set improperly.\n\nTo better answer this question, you need to tell us what operating system your using and when did you notice the change. Also it would help if you remember what you did with your PC around the time when you noticed the change.
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Within the control panel, you can change the settings for the background color around the text in the block, if that is what you are asking.  To do this, customize your display properties.  Under the "Display Properties", you can customize a lot of the settings going to the "Appearance" tab and down to "Advanced".  If you mess with that, it should fix your colors for anything you like.  Is this what you were trying to do?
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Try this one:  Hope this is the one:\n\n<style type="text/css">\nbody{\nbackground-attachment:fixed;\nbackground-repeat: repeat;\nbackground-position:center center;\nbackground-color:000000;}\ntable, td, textarea, a, body, input{background-color:transparent;border:none;border-width:0}\n</style>\n<style type="text/css">\ntd, table {color: 9B9A9A}\n.whitetext12 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.lightbluetext8 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.blacktext12 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.btext {color: 9B9A9A}\n.blacktext10 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.text {color: 9B9A9A}\n.orangetext15 {color: 9B9A9A}\n.nametext {color:9B9A9A}\n.redbtext{color:9B9A9A}\nA:link{color:9B9A9A}\nA:visited{color:9B9A9A}\nA:active{color:9B9A9A}\nA:hover{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar:link{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar:active{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar:visited{color:9B9A9A}\na.navbar:hover{color:9B9A9A}\na.redlink:link{color:9B9A9A}\na.redlink:active{color:9B9A9A}\na.redlink:visited{color:9B9A9A}\na.redlink:hover{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall:link{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall:active{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall:visited{color:9B9A9A}\na.searchlinksmall:hover{color:9B9A9A}\n</style>\n<style type="text/css">\nbody{ background-image: url("http://www.yourspacecorner.com/Layouts/General/834/bg.jpg")}\n</style>\n<style type="text/css">\nbody, html {visibility:visible !important; display:block !important}\n</style>\n<a href="http://www.tweakingmyspace.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.tweakingmyspace.com/adsource/cornerTag.gif" alt="Myspace Layouts" style="position:absolute; left:0px; top: 0px;" border="0"></a>
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Well, you might have the font color white on a white background, or black on a black background. \n\nClick on "Messenger" in the menu, go to "Preferences" and then click "Appearance" in the categories. You can change the "default font and colors". You might also click "Always use my font and colors" so you will be able to read it easily.\n\nIf all else fails, download new file and reinstall.
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Someone might have messed with your default font.  Go to Tools, Internet Options, and on the General Tab on the bottom click Fonts.  Change your web page font to Times New Roman (that's default).
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There is a font called Helvetica and it is a very standard font, in fact it is so standard the w3 (the guys and gals who set standards for the internet) use it as their secondary standard font only preceeded by arial. What I'm guessing is happening with your PC is you are using some publishing or fancy word processing program? In some of these programs they graphically design fonts and will rename them whatever they feel like rather than using a bold/italic/underline/font size button to make these changes. So I would guess (from the naming conventions you listed) that helvetica black is standard helvetica. The best thing to do would be to type out some text in that font and probably "helvetica light" as well and go into a program like MS word and type out some text in helvetica and compare the two. The only other thing that I would guess from the nameing conventions you listed that "helevetica black" might be would be a bold helvetica.\nHope that helps.
151058
Normally I would use http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/ , but it didn't work in this case. The font looks like a slab serif, maybe Rockwell would serve your purposes?
345956
Are you using Internet Explorer?  If you are, you can to to the Tools>Internet Options.  This will bring up a box with multiple tabs. Look in the lower left corner, there will be a button with the text "Colors..." Click on it and make sure the checkbox next to "Use Windows colors" is checked. Hope this helps; if this doesn't, I'll need more info.
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change fonts? Size? have a look around in settings...
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All the "html" codes for changing font information has moves to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).  You can code one inline, if you like.\n\nHere's some links to help...
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try clearing your search history: Tools / options\nmost toolbars have a clear recent searches.\nor if youre talking about suggestions, change your toolbar options.
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<font color=white> <plaintext>\nwill get rid of all of those!
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Have a look to see if your 'Clear Type' setting is still on. \n\n1. Right-click on a blank area of the Desktop and choose Properties. \n2. Click on the Appearance tab; click effects. \n3. Check the box: Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts. \n4. In the drop down box select: Clear Type.