Roger Wright wrote: That's where my work has made a real difference, and the results of that work will long outlive me, in the form of young peoples' lives made richer and more filled with opportunity. Roger Wright wrote: Besides that, the networking possibilities are unlimited... I could take a cheap shot here, butt I deicded too pass. Don't shoot! I'm only the piano player messenger. Beatress

Which bit doesn't work with Firefox? The discussion board navigation is server side, not client side. The problem with the thread-view is my problem to fix, not Mozilla's. cheers, Chris Maunder

You have inadvertently posted in the FireFox support forum I think you need to post in the GMail support forum[^] Oh, really? I thought this was the random links forum. Is it just me or does anyone else get annoyed at all those messages that have an obsure subject line and contain nothing but an even more obsure URL. Since CP runs like a slug on my broadband those unexplained links must be a real pain to dial-up users who have to click through just so see if it's anything they are interested in. At least a minimal explantion of what's lurking behind a posted link should point of etiquette. </rant> Steve T

That's one hell of a URL you got there, son. cheers, Chris Maunder

Yeah, I've had the feeling that it was pretty silly all along. If you want a certain number of beta users, what's the point of all this "invite" silliness? Just make that number of accounts available and announce it. So, it is clearly a gimmic. Not quite as evil as "freeipods" and the like, but pretty close. I'm not sure what is so great about Gmail. The thing I like about it is that it has caused both Yahoo and HotMail to "keep up with the Joneses" so that both increased my account storage size by a few orders of magnitude! Probably the net is already so clogged with "GMail invite" requests that Google has had to tweak their search engine specially for that query. Matt Gerrans