I like to have several windows opened at one time so I can go back and forth without having to login all the time. If I open WARDEX first and then LHAR.org, MSN.com, AARonline.com, ADRE there is no problem. If I open the other sites first and then open WARDEX it closes all the other sites. "Use a different browser" I have been told. Why can all the other sites work together, but not WARDEX?
You would think they would have desigend the system to work with the most used systems and browsers availiable. Look at eBay, thousands of users and millions of transactions and it runs like a top. All comes down to the database.
i had to smile at your method of opening windows, sound like a ritual, but then, i do usually say a little prayer when i open wardex, pls , just let me do this one thing.
I think every time we are told to "fix" our computer , our browsers, our settings, or anything other than Innovia fixing their system to work with ours we should deduct $$ from the fees we pay Innovia. If this is such a great program why does it NOT play well with others. It's not as if we are using some old Windows 98 or ME or some obscure browser we bought from the black market. Does anyone at Innovia know that IE 6 &7 are the MOST used browers in the world. As is microsoft XP and perhaps Vista. So they should be building their system to work with ours , not us redoing our systems to work with them.
Amen! money back and valium, that might shut us up!
rbeets wrote:
I think every time we are told to "fix" our computer , our browsers, our settings, or anything other than Innovia fixing their system to work with ours we should deduct $$ from the fees we pay Innovia. If this is such a great program why does it NOT play well with others. It's not as if we are using some old Windows 98 or ME or some obscure browser we bought from the black market. Does anyone at Innovia know that IE 6 &7 are the MOST used browers in the world. As is microsoft XP and perhaps Vista. So they should be building their system to work with ours , not us redoing our systems to work with them.
