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Old 10-28-2008, 07:54 AM #5
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Jo55, it is the pages that are partly out of sight. While I gotcha , what would cause my navigation pointer arrow to disappear when coming to some text? It just started doing this so I figure that I have triggered something but don't know what. I had to go back even on this page to correct a spelling and didn't
know where my pointer was as it had disappeared and reappeared again when I moved it. Very annoying. Thank you
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