Do you have a new website address?

Addresses I used to visit no longer work, such as
<http://www.mvps.org/word/> and <http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/index.html>

Norman R. Nager, Ph.D. <nnager[at]NoXSpXam.fullerton.edu> wrote:

> Do you have a new website address?
>
> Addresses I used to visit no longer work, such as
> <http://www.mvps.org/word/> and <http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/index.html>

I just gavve it a try and both these addresses work just fine for me...

Corentin


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On 7/9/03 4:35 PM, in article 1fxudxi.1rdqy7s10v3bgvN%crasmen[at]mvps.org,
"Corentin Cras-Méneur" <crasmen[at]mvps.org> wrote:
> Norman R. Nager, Ph.D. <nnager[at]NoXSpXam.fullerton.edu> wrote:
>> Addresses I used to visit no longer work, such as
>> <http://www.mvps.org/word/> and <http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/index.html>
>
> I just gave it a try and both these addresses work just fine for me...
> Corentin
Thanks, Corentin. As I read your response, I got a hunch that the problem
was not with the website addresses, but with the Safari 1.0 web browser I'm
using. When I used Internet Explorer, I got through to both website
addresses. I just reported the incomplete page contents problems for the
two addresses to the Safari developers.

That said, a couple different variations of searches of the MVPs' Word
website pages could not answer my question. Can you, please?:

How does one temporarily disable an email address in a Word document so that
one may make changes in it? (For example, in a membership roster document
that includes email addresses that need to be updated/edited.)

Hi Norman:

I just answered it :-) You can right-click it. That presents you with an
Edit Hyperlink option.

BTW: I am the webmaster for www.mvps.org/Word. We know it doesn't work
properly with Safari, and no, we are NOT going to recode all 1,500 pages so
that it does :-)

Generally you will find that the pages will appear if you Reload: Safari
seems to be forgetting to call in the CSS style sheet.

cheers

This responds to microsoft.public.mac.office.word on Wed, 09 Jul 2003
17:47:18 -0700, "Norman R. Nager, Ph.D." <nnager[at]NoXSpXam.fullerton.edu>:

> On 7/9/03 4:35 PM, in article 1fxudxi.1rdqy7s10v3bgvN%crasmen[at]mvps.org,
> "Corentin Cras-Méneur" <crasmen[at]mvps.org> wrote:
> > Norman R. Nager, Ph.D. <nnager[at]NoXSpXam.fullerton.edu> wrote:
> >> Addresses I used to visit no longer work, such as
> >> <http://www.mvps.org/word/> and <http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/index.html>
> >
> > I just gave it a try and both these addresses work just fine for me...
> > Corentin
> Thanks, Corentin. As I read your response, I got a hunch that the problem
> was not with the website addresses, but with the Safari 1.0 web browser I'm
> using. When I used Internet Explorer, I got through to both website
> addresses. I just reported the incomplete page contents problems for the
> two addresses to the Safari developers.
>
> That said, a couple different variations of searches of the MVPs' Word
> website pages could not answer my question. Can you, please?:
>
> How does one temporarily disable an email address in a Word document so that
> one may make changes in it? (For example, in a membership roster document
> that includes email addresses that need to be updated/edited.)

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J.E. McGimpsey <jemcgimpsey[at]mvps.org> wrote:

> That doesn't seem to be the problem at my end - when the page is
> blank, it's because the page never gets loaded into the main frame -
> View Frame Source opens a blank window. And no other sites seem to
> cause a CSS hiccup - though Safari seems to sometimes be bad at
> recognizing when the CSS is changed.
>
> It's been a long time since I've used frames (XHTML 1.1 eschews
> them), so I may be talking through my hat, but I wonder if it isn't
> rather that the main frame is loaded with a target of _top, as in

Well I tested the page in OmniWeb 4.5sp38 (based on the same engine as
Safari) and the page loaded immidiately without a glitch soit really
makes me feel it could be a Safari issue more than a problem related to
bad code in the page. I'll send a bug report to Apple.

I know there are issues reported by the W3C validator for these pages,
but it doesn't seem to prevent OW from loading the page.


Corentin


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