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Re: The forum is usable, but the work is not complete

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Ok, I'll look at that. Thanks.

Still working -- and adding to -- the big ".1" fix.
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Ok, JRL I enabled Daylight Savings. In your User Control Panel -> Global Settings make sure you have DST set to "Yes".
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I'm not seeing the marquee running both windows internet explorer 8 as well as google chrome. Did you have issues while doing so?
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Hi Fish

Can you clear cache and try them again?

http://www.richiroutreach.com/blog/web- ... e-clearing
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I have cleared the cache and still do not see it. I am running windows 8.
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Hi Fish. It's up top now, maybe that's throwing you off?
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:lol:

Thanks. I see it.
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