When I click on address - they come up too far into the left hand side of the screen that I cannot access any of the addresses. Please tell me how to be able to put the addresses back where I can access them.
Also the bar that you access email, windows etc. from use to be at the bottom of my screen, however this is now showing down the left hand side of the screeen. How do I put it back at the bottom?
As you can see I am not very experienced with computers.
If you left click and hold down the mouse button on the bar and drag it to where ever you want it ,then release it, top, bottom, left, or right, you choose, ---------your address bar does seem to have been dragged too small, if you hold the cusor on the vertical line that seperates the address, and you should see a 2 pointed arrow, likewise, hold down the left button and you can make it larger or smaller, hope that helps, Stephen.
"MaureenPigram" <maur...@pigram59.fslife.co.uk> wrote in message
> I appear to have lost my address file for e-mail.
> When I click on address - they come up too far into the left hand side of > the screen that I cannot access any of the addresses. Please tell me how to > be able to put the addresses back where I can access them.
> Also the bar that you access email, windows etc. from > use to be at the bottom of my screen, however this is now showing down the > left hand side of the screeen. > How do I put it back at the bottom?
> As you can see I am not very experienced with computers.
Stephen Maguire wrote: > If you left click and hold down the mouse button on the bar and drag it to > where ever you want it ,then release it, top, bottom, left, or right, you > choose, ---------your address bar does seem to have been dragged too small, > if you hold the cusor on the vertical line that seperates the address, and > you should see a 2 pointed arrow, likewise, hold down the left button and > you can make it larger or smaller, hope that helps, Stephen.
Hold down the left mouse button, I don't know about you but mine makes a clicking noise, and probably half the nations, just "press" then the left button and hold it down, then drad and release. ok Stephen.
"David Kennedy" <davidkenn...@no.spam.today.thanks.invalid> wrote in message
> > If you left click and hold down the mouse button on the bar and drag it to > > where ever you want it ,then release it, top, bottom, left, or right, you > > choose, ---------your address bar does seem to have been dragged too small, > > if you hold the cusor on the vertical line that seperates the address, and > > you should see a 2 pointed arrow, likewise, hold down the left button and > > you can make it larger or smaller, hope that helps, Stephen.
I'm sure your responses are well intentioned. But the sad fact is that the originator(s) of the messages will probably never read or acknowledge your offer of help. This newsgroup seems to be a "sink" for misplaced newsgroup postings and sometimes even stray emails. Some of it is down to bad posting but I think a lot of it is a quirk in Freeserve somehow depositing lost or stray messages in this newsgroup. I'm not sure how an email from Joe Bloggs to his sister can end up as a posting in this newsgroup? Along with other Mac users I have replied to these lost souls usually telling them what has happened, even advising of a better newsgroup to post to. But not once have I received any proof that my advise has been received never mind acknowledged. Hence, perhaps, the somewhat synical responses (including from me occasionally!) you now witness here. -- Alan R Barker email: a...@barkerdogfamily.freeserve.co.uk (remove animal)
Stephen Maguire wrote: > Hold down the left mouse button, I don't know about you but mine makes a > clicking noise, and probably half the nations, just "press" then the left > button and hold it down, then drad and release. ok Stephen.
If you only have 1 [one] button then how do you left click ?
Alan Barker <purbeckv...@deadspam.com> wrote: > Along with other Mac users I have replied to these > lost souls usually telling them what has happened, even advising of a > better newsgroup to post to. But not once have I received any proof that > my advise has been received never mind acknowledged.
So it seems Mr Maguire is no exception. You hold out the olive branch and get nothing back in return. I won't bother again. -- Alan R Barker email: a...@barkerdogfamily.freeserve.co.uk (remove animal)
> > Along with other Mac users I have replied to these > > lost souls usually telling them what has happened, even advising of a > > better newsgroup to post to. But not once have I received any proof that > > my advise has been received never mind acknowledged.
> So it seems Mr Maguire is no exception. You hold out the olive branch > and get nothing back in return. I won't bother again. > -- > Alan R Barker > email: a...@barkerdogfamily.freeserve.co.uk (remove animal)
Alan
You get the same attitude on all of the Freeserve help groups. I'm sure some of them post and never look back for a reply thinking they've written to Freeserve and they'll get an E-mail back.
Saggy <cesar...@rhoslan5.fsnet.no.spam> wrote: > You get the same attitude on all of the Freeserve help groups. I'm sure some > of them post and never look back for a reply thinking they've written to > Freeserve and they'll get an E-mail back.
Ah well, at least I'm replying to you!!! I share your views on lack of response, thanks etc. Anyway, 'tis the season of goodwill - have a splendid Christmas, sir :) -- Alan R Barker email: a...@barkerdogfamily.freeserve.co.uk (remove animal)
> > You get the same attitude on all of the Freeserve help groups. I'm sure some > > of them post and never look back for a reply thinking they've written to > > Freeserve and they'll get an E-mail back.
> Ah well, at least I'm replying to you!!! I share your views on lack of > response, thanks etc. Anyway, 'tis the season of goodwill - have a > splendid Christmas, sir :) > -- > Alan R Barker > email: a...@barkerdogfamily.freeserve.co.uk (remove animal)
