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dicksterp
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Works fine in Safari.
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SS equipment. '89 510 (upgrade to 520), beltsander, pro planer, SS dust collector, 2 bandsaws, jointer, strip sander (production unit #1), OPR, scroll saw, Power Station, Incra TSIII Ultra Fence System& Wonder Fence plus (2) 50 year old DeWalt RASs and Incra miter express with miter gauge
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earlmorton wrote:The link works in Firefox for me.
How many current windows is firefox opened in? I count 7 at present. I have had this problem b4, and only a shutdown/power up cures it!
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JPG40504 wrote:How many current windows is firefox opened in? I count 7 at present. I have had this problem b4, and only a shutdown/power up cures it!
I'm not sure I understand your question but I currently have two windows open. One is the forum and the other is Task Manager.

I developed the habit of running Task Manager in the back ground because of the memory problems I used to have (while running IE). I have resolved my past memory problems.
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