[Mark Cappelletty]

Some threads are coming up as all-white text (the current "Three Stooges" on in Software, for instance) and I have to highlight everything to read it. It's isolated to just a few threads, but it's repeatable every time. I'm on Mac OS 9 using IE 5.0.

[Parker Clack]

Mark:

Can you post the link to the threads you are referring to? I don't have this problem on my end using Windows XP with IE 6.0. It may be a Mac/IE issue.

Parker

[Mark Cappelletty]

Here's one:

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...hreadid=134914

I've been using the same configuration for years (though I am migrating to a new iMac) and this is the first time it's ever shown up.

[Parker Clack]

Mark:

I don't know what to tell you. I do not have this problem with IE, Netscape or Opera on Windows XP. It has to be an issue with IE on the Mac that I cannot see on my end. Maybe there is a newer version of IE for the Mac that you could get and see if that helps any.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

Parker

[Steve Tannehill]

Mark, I also see white text using IE 5.2 on Mac OS 10.2.5.

I see black text using Safari (Apple's web browser).

- Steve

[Parker Clack]

Steve:

Thanks for the input.

Hope all is well at home.

Parker

[Jack Briggs]

Well, since it has come up: Same here, Parker—and I'm running Mac O/S 8.9. At least four threads have occurred in the past week that are unreadable for me at home, and I attributed it to my perenniel lack of memory.

In addition to the text being all white, the background colors which are normally white are instead black.

[Parker Clack]

This is really weird as nothing has changed with the software on this end for a long time. I am not sure what would be making the IE version for the Mac to do that.

I wonder if there is a relationship with a particular member using a particular font or something odd like with the spoiler tag or something.

Parker