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Hil, I got the same results, using Firefox 3.6.3 in Windows 7. However, I have the IE Tab 2 extension to Firefox installed, and once I applied that, the "Menu" and "Seasonal Flavors" links displayed okay for me.
When I try the web site in Chrome, clicking on the links prompts an "Are you sure you want to download this file?" warning.
hil, that's a bad web site. maybe you don't want to order from them on GP.
Apparently, although I have been getting the emails, my account got de-activated. t headdesk
It's being re-activated now.
Debet, I had the same thing happen. I had a yahoo acct; never used it and then I needed it for some groups but it had been deactivated or something.
Mine too. I don't follow any of my yahoo groups anymore, but it's annoying when people post pics and I can never get in to see them.
I'm trying to find out about what kinds of cupcakes are available at this cupcakery: [link] All the links to the menu and the flavors, though, go to .mht files, which my browser (firefox on a Mac) doesn't know what to do with. Help?
[link] (Info on MHTML)
Firefox add-on:
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I was bored and clicked on Hide this Menu on my Firefox bookmarks menu item. How do I get it back? I don't want to use the bookmarks sidebar.
Try right-clicking on one of the other toolbars at the top and select Menu Bar.