Re: Internet Explorer & Rollover Text & Buttons

This is what I thing what used to be called double talk. It is a Bug when a
web developers have to change websites to accommodates a "Feature" that does
not have any benefits to the end user.... I ask again Is Microsoft going to
fix this?????????
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LD


"gw" wrote:

I'm sure MS is well aware of this "problem". What you are experiencing was
done on purpose as part of the MS/Eolas patent lawsuit.

It's not a bug, it's a "feature".

Read: http://www.devx.com/webdev/Article/30154


"Dan" <Dan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I too am very frustrated with this problem! I am a webmaster of a site
that
uses java for its menu buttons. I am receiving the same problems as
discussed below ever since I updated my cpu earlier this month. At first
I
thought it was just me but since have had many people tell me it was
happening to them too. I've notified Apycom the company that produces the
menu system and was told there was nothing they could do.

I want to know what Microsoft is doing to solve this problem? Are they
aware of it? Are the updates on April 25th going to adress this as well
as
all of the other problems?

Dan

"LD" wrote:

I have just had to change all of my Rollover Text & Buttons, created in
Dreamweaver MX, that I HAD on my website & had to change Rollover Text &
Buttons all due to your MS UPDATES.

I created my business website using Dreamweaver MX & all my Rollover Text
&
Buttoms. All of a sudden when I got on line to look at my site now when
I
move my cursor over a flash button or flash text a grey border appears
around
the object and a message "click to activate this control" appears and you
have to double click the object to action it. My customers had to do the
same!!!!
I had to go to Macromedia to understand this problem MS made.
Macromedia's
support site & have a fix for this but it would have taken 16 Plus hours
to
recode my links to make My Rollovers to work.

SO!!!!!! I have spent over 8 hours taking off the Rollovers & replace
them
with regular links. This is unacceptable as this fix cost me
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Money. I can imagine what this has cost others!!!!!!!!!!! I am an
Access
Database developer & website developer & charge out at $125.00. My
estimate
is this has cost me over $1000.00 in lost revenue time & money to fix
this
problem Microsoft has created due to not being more diligent with its
Updates
releases.

Is Microsoft going to fix this problem or am I going to have to limit my
site to regular links on all my sites?
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LD



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