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I checked it using FF and it looks normal to me.

I would try clearing your cache & cookies -? and refreshing the page to see if that makes a difference.

video clearing - cache & cookies FF
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OukBlXfOP8Y
Hi.

Alan cleans the cache every day. I just did it also. It's not that.

any more suggestions??. This is very frustrating.

Thanks much

Melody
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