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Is anyone else's emoticons or avatars fuzzy. I was thinking it was my screen but I went to other websites and things look fine. Just curious if anyone else is seeing this fuzziness. here are some that look that way on my screen










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 Posted 04/08/2009  1:09 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add daviscfad to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
It must be something with mozzila. I tried IE and it looked fine wonder what is going on
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 Posted 04/08/2009  1:14 pm  Show Profile   Check GO's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add GO to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Odd

what version are you using?
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Maybe the fruit is getting moldy. Although it wouldn't explain the others....
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looks fine to me--- firefox
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They appear normal -- FF 3.0.8.
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try CTRL + at the same time... if that doesn't work hit CTRL - twice
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No problems here, FF 3.0.8 as well.

Try: View | Zoom | Reset
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Quote:

No problems here, FF 3.0.8 as well.

Try: View | Zoom | Reset


You the man jbuck that worked! Thank you
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I have noticed that sometimes when you zoom in/out a page using [CTRL] and [CTRL][-], you can not get it back to normal without doing the reset.

I have also noticed that starting with FF3, the zoom setting is applied to all windows and tabs, current and new, on the same domain. Once you set it, it is stuck for that site until you reset it.
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cool thanks to all for your help! Yeah I had been doing some zooming
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If you were zooming images, get the Image Zoom extension for FF.
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Easier way to zoom is to hold down Ctrl and scroll with your mouse wheel
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that's what I normally do
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Yes, and that is what got him into trouble!

This is why I recommended the Zoom Image extension. Zoom one image without affecting the text or the other images.

It will also do some better interpolating of the image, making it a little clearer. Not as clean as a real imaging tool like Photoshop, but nice for on-the-fly closeup looks without downloading the image first.
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