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Can't get into messenger using firefox
Yes, a major part of the Internet is web pages that can be viewed using a browser of your choice such as Internet Explorer or Firefox. PHP is one of many languages that can be used to generate dynamic webpages to displayed to website users. Most users of the internet don't write PHP, but they do access pages that are generated using it.
Limewire is a desktop aplication. You can't download it to Firefox.However, you can download Limewire to your computer using Firefox. Just go to Limewire's official website and click at the download link.
Are you using Firefox or Internet Explorer? You can't get on if you are on Firefox.
In Firefox, hold down the Ctrl key and push the (+) or (-) keys to zoom in or out respectively. This essentially adjusts the size of the website, so things that don't fit may be reorganized. Some pages won't display properly at certain settings.
You would not actually make homepage (or index page) in Firefox. A homepage is made in a program and it can then be viewed in Firfox. I would suggest you go check out the free website makers online, they are easy to use and have tutorials to help.
Try updating your internet browser and insure you have adobe flash player and internet setting correctly configured. Try using Google Chrome or Firefox.
Yes, WikiAnswers is a real website which you are viewing right now. It is written in HTML, and displayed using a web browser. Wiki answers is a true website.
You would have to look in your internet history... which can be accessed through any browser - not just Firefox. For example - if you used Internet explorer - it would still show the sites visited while using Firefox.
A T-chart is shaped like a T. Research can be organized in this manner into sections that mimic a pro and con section. Research is better displayed and organized, rather than using a table or bullet points.
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I am using the following code to display vertical text in firefox. .rot-neg-90 { -moz-transform:rotate(-270deg); -moz-transform-origin: bottom left; -webkit-transform: rotate(-270deg); -webkit-transform-origin: bottom left; -o-transform: rotate(-270deg); -o-transform-origin: bottom left; filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.BasicImage(rotation=1); }