Is it just me, or is there something wrong with the Word MVPs site
(mvps.org) when viewed in Safari? I went there to look for articles on
Styles, after reading John McGhie's comment here that he prefers basing new
styles on "no style" instead of on "normal." In Safari, I got the MVPs home
page, but every other page I tried to get showed up blank, except for a
bottom line border that said: "Send all feedback to word[at]mvps.org" then some
space, then "Top ctrl+home" then more space and "Previously alt+left arrow"
more space and then the piéce de resistance: "Page updated: Wed Dec 31 2069,
4:00pm" ! To see whether the problem was the site or Safari, I tried IE,
where I can look at all the pages on the site just fine, and they have more
reasonable update dates. So obviously it's a problem with the site and
Safari (going to IE reminded me how much faster Safari is!). I discovered
that Safari no longer seems to have the "bug report" feature (guess that's
what happens when it's no longer beta) so I'm not sure where to report this,
but I thought before trying to figure that out I'd see if other people had
the same problem.

Jan Martel, constantly learning more and more about Word from all you
wonderful people :-)

In article <BB2E612B.20CE6%jmartel[at]ix.netcom.com>,
Jan Martel <jmartel[at]ix.netcom.com> wrote:

> Is it just me, or is there something wrong with the Word MVPs site
> (mvps.org) when viewed in Safari? I went there to look for articles on
> Styles, after reading John McGhie's comment here that he prefers basing new
> styles on "no style" instead of on "normal." In Safari, I got the MVPs home
> page, but every other page I tried to get showed up blank, except for a
> bottom line border that said: "Send all feedback to word[at]mvps.org" then some
> space, then "Top ctrl+home" then more space and "Previously alt+left arrow"
> more space and then the piéce de resistance: "Page updated: Wed Dec 31 2069,
> 4:00pm" ! To see whether the problem was the site or Safari, I tried IE,
> where I can look at all the pages on the site just fine, and they have more
> reasonable update dates. So obviously it's a problem with the site and
> Safari (going to IE reminded me how much faster Safari is!). I discovered
> that Safari no longer seems to have the "bug report" feature (guess that's
> what happens when it's no longer beta) so I'm not sure where to report this,
> but I thought before trying to figure that out I'd see if other people had
> the same problem.
>
> Jan Martel, constantly learning more and more about Word from all you
> wonderful people :-)

I've just replicated that - but I found that if I hit reload, the
page usually shows up. Strange...

In article <BB2E612B.20CE6%jmartel[at]ix.netcom.com>,
Jan Martel <jmartel[at]ix.netcom.com> wrote:

> I discovered that Safari no longer seems to have the "bug report"
> feature (guess that's what happens when it's no longer beta) so I'm
> not sure where to report this,

Second item down under the Safari menu in my non-beta version.

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On 7/7/03 6:45 AM, in article
Heimdall-3C99DA.09451207072003[at]news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net, "Scott"
<Heimdall[at]spamless.invalid> wrote:

> In article <BB2E612B.20CE6%jmartel[at]ix.netcom.com>,
> Jan Martel <jmartel[at]ix.netcom.com> wrote:
>
>> I discovered that Safari no longer seems to have the "bug report"
>> feature (guess that's what happens when it's no longer beta) so I'm
>> not sure where to report this,
>
> Second item down under the Safari menu in my non-beta version.

Thanks! I don't know how I missed it (looking for the cute icon of the bug,
I guess). I've sent this in.