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Photos of dueling AP900GTOs
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Roland Christen
In a message dated 4/13/2007 5:38:54 PM Central Daylight Time,
stardoctor5@... writes: Dear Group,Impressive observatory you have there. And very nice imaging results. Rolando ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com. |
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Robin Kerr
Dear Group,
I have updated my images on my Observatory web page. Scroll down to the bottom and you can see my dual AP900s. http://www.stardoctor.org/lake.html Latest images accessible from my home page http://www.stardoctor.org/index.html Ruben |
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Joe Zeglinski
Nice pics,
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But the text at bottom of first image is yellow - unreadable Joe ----- Original Message -----
From: "stardoctor5" <stardoctor5@...> To: <ap-gto@...> Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 5:37 PM Subject: [ap-gto] Photos of dueling AP900GTOs Dear Group, |
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Robin Kerr
Joe,
some internet portals employ data compression that eliminates backgrounds, especially with dialup services or slower DSL lines. My background is blue swirl. So, you may be in a compression mode. AOL blocks my music and sometimes even my background if you use the AOL for login, but you can hear the music if you go directly to the internet. Ruben- -- In ap-gto@..., "Joseph Zeglinski" <J.Zeglinski@...> wrote: to the bottom and you can see my dual AP900s. |
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Joe Zeglinski
Ruben,
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Everything is fine - even the music. I was trying to read the paragraph at the bottom, but "yellow text" on the white background, made it unreadable. I'm using high speed internet cable, and IE7, with no AOL connection. Maybe Netscape or other browsers don't have a problem here? Just a head up. Joe ----- Original Message -----
From: "stardoctor5" <stardoctor5@...> To: <ap-gto@...> Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 10:35 PM Subject: [ap-gto] Re: Photos of dueling AP900GTOs Joe, |
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Woodwind
I had the same problem with the text - and we are on the fastest DSL as well. I got around the problem by highlighting the text with the cursor and reading white on blue - not ideal but it worked.
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Murray Joseph Zeglinski <J.Zeglinski@...> wrote: Ruben, Everything is fine - even the music. I was trying to read the paragraph at the bottom, but "yellow text" on the white background, made it unreadable. I'm using high speed internet cable, and IE7, with no AOL connection. Maybe Netscape or other browsers don't have a problem here? Just a head up. Joe ----- Original Message -----
From: "stardoctor5" <stardoctor5@...> To: <ap-gto@...> Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 10:35 PM Subject: [ap-gto] Re: Photos of dueling AP900GTOs > Joe, > some internet portals employ data compression that eliminates > backgrounds, especially with dialup services or slower DSL lines. My > background is blue swirl. So, you may be in a compression mode. > AOL blocks my music and sometimes even my background if you use the > AOL for login, but you can hear the music if you go directly to the > internet. > > Ruben- --------------------------------- Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell? Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos. |
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Robin Kerr
Dear Joe and Murry,
I found this line in the help section of my web software: "Some web browsers can understand only hexadecimal colors. If you're using an unusual color that your browser can't decode, your browser will replace your background color with a color it does understand." So, I have changed to a simpler color, that I hope now allows for better reading. If you can confirm that the dark blue background is now visible, I can begin the tedious task of updating my hundred or so web pages. Ruben --- In ap-gto@..., "Joseph Zeglinski" <J.Zeglinski@...> wrote:
toDear Group, the bottom and you can see my dual AP900s. |
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Joe Zeglinski
Thanks Ruben,
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The blue background works. Now I can read your info. Something else: every time I click on any selection on your pages, IE7 gives me a warning: "Click to run an ActiveX Control on this page". It doesn't matter what I click on. I haven't had this happen before. Perhaps you can look into that problem. What browser are you running? Some of the code may be missing a default, or gets called too often. Joe ----- Original Message -----
From: "stardoctor5" <stardoctor5@...> To: <ap-gto@...> Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 4:02 PM Subject: [ap-gto] Re: Photos of dueling AP900GTOs Dear Joe and Murry, |
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primeclash
--- In ap-gto@..., "Joseph Zeglinski" <J.Zeglinski@...> wrote:
Something else: every time I click on any selection on your pages,IE7 gives me a warning:Microsoft was sued, and lost, by a company named Eolas that patented the technology used by your browser to render media players and the like (in any web page). Microsoft refused to pay the royalties, and instead went with a workaround, wherein the necessary HTML is added not directly to the web page, but by using external Javascript. I think that's detailed enough for an astronomy forum :-) We now resume our regularly scheduled overcast evening ... Regards, Louis Marchesi |
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Joe Zeglinski
Hi Louis,
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If so, I did download JAVA form Sun, and have been running it with a lot of website scripts, without this error. I believe Microsoft withdrew their JAVA in XP SP1A. Anyway, the SUN JAVA processor seems to work fine, even in IE7 - but this one website seems different. Oh well, I'm glad to finally see the scopes an the sky sheds. Joe ----- Original Message -----
From: "Louis Marchesi" <lmarchesi@...> To: <ap-gto@...> Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 9:01 PM Subject: [ap-gto] Re: Photos of dueling AP900GTOs --- In ap-gto@..., "Joseph Zeglinski" <J.Zeglinski@...> wrote:Something else: every time I click on any selection on your pages,IE7 givesme a warning:Microsoft was sued, and lost, by a company named Eolas that patented |
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primeclash
--- In ap-gto@..., "Joseph Zeglinski" <J.Zeglinski@...> wrote:
with a lot of website scripts, without this error. I believe Microsoft withdrewtheir JAVA in XP SP1A.but this one website seems different.That's because Java is NOT JavaScript. JavaScript is a client-side language which runs in your browser and is not from Sun. Java is a full-blown programming language which can create applets that run in a browser, but that's not the same thing. Microsoft withdrew their "version" of the Java runtime after they, you guessed it, got sued by Sun for changing the way Java works to suit them. I hope this is helpful. Regards, Louis Marchesi |
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