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gmail problem

13 years ago

Has anyone else had problems with gmail since they did an "upgrade"? When I try to type an email the box jumps around so I can't see what I am typing. And if I put the contacts in before I write the email it will send on its own.
Using IE 9. Tried using firefox but couldn't make the print the size I like. Either too small or too big.

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emma
13 years ago
Can't help you with your email. I don't use Gmail or Yahoo anymore, to many problems.

If you use FF look for "no squint" in the ad ons. You can adjust the font size there. The icon is always on my add on bar on the bottom, you can change the font size and the back ground color. I love the option to change the back ground color. Right now I have a orange sherbert color for a back ground. It saves eye strain caused by the bright white MS insists on using.

The fonts on the tool bars are far to small for comfort. I change that right away when I set up my PC, it is a more stable change. In W 7 right click on the desktop, Personalize, click on window color, then on advance appearance. A menu will come up, click on the area you want the font or background color changed. I like this way better but some internet site fonts are to small and the no squint helps there. On my W 8 computer the font and background color change is under display.
reduc500
Original Author
13 years ago
I downloaded mozilla thunderbird and so far it seems to be working.
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evenshade
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I do use gmail and have had what I thought were some monitor issues in the past few weeks, but since reading your post, I'm not so sure it's the monitor. When I open FF, I have 2 gmail accounts on separate tabs that open in addition to some other tabs. I'm still keeping track of the foibles, but it seems just the two tabs that have the gmail accts cause the monitor to black out, only show partially, or show a small slice of the gmail screen at top and bottom of screen. When I click on the other tabs (weather site, netvibes, weight watchers, etc) the screen is normal. Hmmmmmm.
Mark1976
13 years ago
Chrome and Mozilla browsers are more reliable and less problematic. Try them.
I'm not sure that the above applies to the problems of Google. ;)
acraftylady
13 years ago
I don't access yahoo and gmail from online, I have them come into my mail program so no problems at all. I can't stand online mail. Even on my tablet and phone I have the yahoo and gmail apps. Mary
emma
13 years ago
I do what acraftylady does. I use my servers email and direct it through Windows Live Mail.

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