[WEB4LIB] Re: text size in IE 5+

[Kevin W. Bishop]

Not only does (just mine?) IE not remember which font size I specified 
during its last session, it doesn't seem to remember from one instance to 
the next.

This morning I launched the browser, it loaded my home page in "medium."  A 
new window (Ctrl N) loaded the same page in "smaller".  ??

-kb


At 02:44 PM 1/31/2002 -0800, Jon Solomon wrote:
>Is there some sort of Windows profile/policy that's setting it when you
>login? Our OPACs get reset on login to "Smaller" using group policy
>settings.
>
>- Darryl
>
>you know, this is probably what's going on--at least on our public
>machines.  and in fact, that makes sense to me to have that occur.  but
>what about my pc?  if i want to change the text size in my browser, why
>doens't it remember that the next time i launch it?  in this case, it has
>nothing to do with me loging in.  it's a matter of closing my browser and
>re-opening it later.    are you saying that settings for this type of thing
>are stored somewhere else in windows, and not simply in the browser options
>which is what i thought the case was?
>
>-- jon
>
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Kevin W. Bishop
Communication & Collaboration Technologies
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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