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Subject: Re: I'm having a composition window glitch on this forum... (OT?)

Author: William Penn

Date: 17:35:13 03/14/04

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On March 14, 2004 at 10:03:51, William Penn wrote:

>On March 14, 2004 at 09:24:18, William Penn wrote:
>
>>When I type and reach the end of the line in the composition window on the
>>right, the entire composition window is sometimes shifted one character to the
>>left. That hides all of the first column of characters on the left, and causes a
>>slider bar to appear at the bottom of the composition window. So if I want to
>>see the first column of characters on the left, I must click the slider bar.
>>That's a significant annoyance.
>>
>>However I'm not seeing that glitch in this composition window, for unknown
>>reasons. Maybe it only happens when I am replying to a post and include the
>>original message in the reply(?).
>>
>>I recall seeing this same kind of composition window glitch here on this forum
>>2-3 years ago, then it went away after awhile. I have no idea about the cause. I
>>suspect it has something to do with improper coding of line breaks with
>>particular fonts.
>>WP
>
>To test the theory that it requires me to reply to respond to a message which is
>included in the reply, this is a further test. Now strangely the composition
>window glitch has disappeared. It doesn't happen now. But it was happening for
>several days prior. A mystery. I suppose it depends on the weather, or some
>other seemingly irrelevant factor.
>
>The difference now is that, as I'm typing and reach the end of a line, I'm
>sometimes seeing a brief shift of the entire composition window to the left, but
>it self-corrects quickly and no slider bar appears at the bottom of the window.
>So apparently some code is being invoked that is very lazy about being
>activated, and occasionally fails to activate. Reason unknown.
>WP

It's still happening... :(
WP



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