you may need to check the system requirements... and the background process on you system..
There is an option in ColorfulTabs that allows you to change the transparency of the in-focus tab.
yes it is so slow but it travel farb distance
Oh honey, let me tell you straight - Firefox is the way to go. Internet Explorer is like that outdated outfit you should've thrown out years ago. It's slow, full of bugs, and just not worth the hassle. So do yourself a favor and make the switch to Firefox - your browsing experience will thank you.
Internet explorer or FireFox is needed for some, but internet explorer is like epic slow, (google chrome doesn't work for a few) so i would say FireFox
extremely slow! they have a shell to help protect them from predators because they move so slow
Because they move material in the same fashion as a bulldozer--with a great deal of force and plucking.
you must have a slow computer
well heat is fast moving particles they collide with slow particles which is cold and the slow particles move fast too. In the end the slow particles move faster just as heat so they are not cold anymore.
It clears the tab, so it is no longer there. Whatever line you are on in your document on whatever lines have been selected when you do this will be affected by this action, meaning some text may move.
They can't really since they move so slow
Tectonic plates move very slowly, but earthquakes are quite sudden. So, there are elements of slow change and fast change. Continental drift is slow.
When the Tab key is pressed in Microsoft Word, it creates a horizontal space or indentation at the cursor's position. By default, this typically moves the cursor to the next preset tab stop, which is usually every half-inch. If you want to customize tab stops, you can do so in the ruler or the Paragraph settings. Pressing Shift + Tab will move the cursor back to the previous tab stop.