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Technical Note to Readers

Posted by Narco News - March 12, 2009 at 5:44 pm

We've recently upgraded our text editor to a more stable edition with better features. However, if you experience problems with your notebook entry or comment submission it is suggested you reset the cache of your browser. If you're using Safari on a Mac, you will have to "Reset Safari."

For help clearing your cache on Windows browsers, visit the appropriate site:

For Macs:

  • Firefox 3
  • Safari: From the Safari menu, select Reset Safari... .
     Make sure at least Cache and Cookies are selected. Click on other options if you want to clear them as well. Restart the browser.

We're glad to now have a "blockquote" button so you no longer have to put the HTML-code in yourself. You'll also notice a "Paste from Word" button. Please use this if you are pasting text from Microsoft Word, as Word puts a lot of extra code that is not needed by the editor.

If anyone continues to have problems posting, please send us an email at webmaster@narconews.com.

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