on web pages I can't few some of the graphics  I get an "X" in the upper left corner of where the grahic is?
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it means that the image/graphic is unavailable.\n\nthe images on webpages are put-up using "hyperlinks".\n\n A hyperlink is a "shortcut" to the "path" (i.e the location ..either local or on another server) of the object on the webpage. \nPics are referenced using the <img src=" "> html tag.\n\nIf the "referenced image" is not available.. i.e either\n1) removed from that location (or)\n2) the image's name is mis-spelt (or)\n3) the path specified is wrong\n\nthen an 'X' is shown instead of the picture. \n\n:)
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Seems like you have either a problem with your resolution and font size to be used on screen. Right click on the desktop and goto display properties. In there you can make the necessary changes.
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sometimes there is an error in the page like in the lines...\n\nIf its your website double click on that were it says error on page and then click on details and then open Front Page and then check the line and then correct that... then it will go..This once happend to me...\n\nbye... any questions contact me:\n\ndesignursite  is my id..
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If you're using Internet Explorer, it's:\n\nView, Toolbars, make sure Address Bar is checked
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yup. it happens generally when high graphical picture is about to be loaded onto the page, or flash clip or dll files needed to load a particular queries of html. So u need to upgrade ur internet explorer to 7 or atleast 6.5. then download latest flash player from adobe.com \n\nand then be happy :)
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You've quoted out most of the layout instructions, and the path to your images is wrong. You have it as www.aphorus.zephyrhosting.net/index_files/image001.gif, but there is no such image there.\n\nI don't know what you used to make this mess, but the code on this page is a God-awful nightmare.
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you have to use the embed feature of html\n\nthis link 'll help you\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/web_graphics/article.php/3480061
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Look at the source code to see if the content is there, I imagine it is. Perhaps you changed the font color to the same as background using CSS that is picked up by explorer but ignored by firefox.
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Have you tried deleting your computer's cache, maybe cookies? I turned off my browsers pop-up so I just enter the symbols I need when I need it without having a box popping up.
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Please don't panic.\n\nPlease go to "File" and click on it.\n\nIn the drop down Menu, please click on "Print Preview".\n\nPlease check to see if the chart is in [a] Portrait [that's the regular page format] or [b] Landscape [where the breadth or width is greater than the height].\n\nIf it's in "Landscape", the Portrait will have your chart all screwed up.  So, go to "Page Alignment" and click on "Landscape".\n\nNow, check the Preview once again and, if it's OK, click on Print.\n\nAll the best.
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The red X denotes a picture that your PC isnt displaying, its like a marker to show you there should be something there. \nIf you're using IE, click on 'tools' in the top bar,scroll down and select 'Internet options',now click on the 'Advanced ' tab, scro;; down to the 'Multimedia' section and ensure the 'Show pictures' box is ticked.
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try right clicking on the page (anywere) and select "display like internet explorer". I have had the same problem.
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If it is your own website, change your font in to bigger.\n\nIf it is other website that you viewing, press Ctrl + scroll your mouse up and down.\n\nIf it is a page that you want to print out, press Atl + F then U.
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That was happening to me.  Try using Firefox instead.  It's better anyway although (lol) I'm on my new computer using IE.  :)
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Use the browser, Randy!\n\nafter you're totally bored looks at it as a text file,  the current IE & FF show it rather nicely!
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It sounds like one of two things happened.  Either your regional and language settings were changed, or your default font for those items was somehow changed to Symbol.\n\nCan you post a screenshot?  Hit Alt-PrtScr, start PaintBrush, Edit -> Paste, save as, type a filename (choose JPEG for "save as type" if it gives that choice, if not, use 256-colour bitmap), and upload it to www.imageshack.us ... post the link it gives you ...
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Sounds to me like it is actually an active desktop item. Left click on it and a border may appear. Then x it