Perhaps you ought to finish one job before you start another.....................
(*awaits another wrist slap)
Thanks again
I was hoping that someone might give advice on how to confirure my set up
At least I now know that the end box on the right is emoticons if I want to use them !!
I was hoping that someone might give advice on how to confirure my set up
At least I now know that the end box on the right is emoticons if I want to use them !!
Websites are never finished, so if we did that, we'd never do any other sites ever.Soozeeg said:
I'm not using ad image blocking software that I'm aware of and I get the adds at the side of this pageJohn Duncan said:
I have the pop ups allowed on this site
Thanks again for trying
In which case I'm at a bit of a loss. I saw briefly the issue you're having when I used Internet Explorer (as opposed to Firefox, which is my usual browser squeeze), but the images turned up eventually. What happens when you click on reply and then wait a minute or so? Not that a minute or so is acceptable, just want to check whether they do get there if you wait.
Primarily because...why would you want to? And what do you propose to do with them when you get them?
I don't think there is a safe site. The one that Sproket used on the old forum led to untold problems on my PC with adware and viruses, and spammer. Besides, I don't like emoticons - sorry. I know a lot of people do. But I think you should be able to express yourself, and your feelings in a post without them! ;-)
YesVal A. said:
I think that adding a smiley say indicates the tone of a friendly reply as the printed word can often appear brusque or dismissive when not intended
We go the Camping le Bohat every year and always draw a smiley on our daily bread order
Val A. said:
Well I like em, thats my personal choice but I dont trust the sites.
I used to use them from the other side, but sadly that is history
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