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Sunday, 17th June 2007

Thanks to those of you who have written about the problem scrolling down the page. I'm assured that it's being worked on. I'm as frustrated as you are - it's galling writing posts and no one being able to read them.

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Anne

June 17th, 2007 8:28pm

I'm so glad it was not only me! I solved the problem by changing the font setting to "smallest", thus enabling me to see the whole page, both the front page and the individual articles with their comments. While I'm here I have a request. As your blog gets more and more posts, perhaps you can shorten the front page and have a list of your articles with links down the sidebar. It would enable us to access old articles more easily. They could be archived monthly, or by subject.

Michael

June 20th, 2007 11:20pm

It's better - scrolling through the posts is now problem-free, but alas when I click on comments I am still offered only the article, no comments at all. This problem seems to be happening only in Explorer, and when I switch to Mozilla the site works perfectly. If it's a problem with my settings I'd be grateful for any advice.

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