Can anyone explain why my stat graphics show broken links when I start a thread in the "Questions and Problems: Windows" forum? This really bugs me....

L8R....

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EDIT: And here it seems as well....!!!! Damn....!!!!

L8R....

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EDIT AGAIN: Ooops! I forgot.... The vertical scroll bar disappears in BOINC sometimes. Any Comments?

L8R....

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Rick A. - BOINCing right along now.... It can only get better! </p>
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I've seen the same thing happen occasionally too, but I don't have a clue what causes it.

If I could follow the connection between the message Subject "Scroll bar missing" and the text description of "broken links" - I'd have a go ;-)

What OS?
What Browser?

Have you tried a re-boot recently?

> If I could follow the connection between the message Subject "Scroll bar
> missing" and the text description of "broken links" - I'd have a go ;-)
>
> What OS?
> What Browser?
>
> Have you tried a re-boot recently?
>
Any OS, and it is in the GUI. I think, but I am not certain that if the GUI is left open behind another window, and during the time that it is in that state, it needs a scrollbar, it is hosed until BOINC is stopped and restarted.

> > If I could follow the connection between the message Subject "Scroll bar
> > missing" and the text description of "broken links" - I'd have a go ;-)
> >
> > What OS?
> > What Browser?
> >
> > Have you tried a re-boot recently?
> >
> Any OS, and it is in the GUI. I think, but I am not certain that if the GUI
> is left open behind another window, and during the time that it is in that
> state, it needs a scrollbar, it is hosed until BOINC is stopped and restarted.
> <a> href="http://www.boinc.dk/index.php?page=user_statistics&project=cpdn&userid=13">
>

Never happened to me, I must be lucky heh.....
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> What OS?
> What Browser?

You asked for it, you got it....:

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My PC is a "no name" brand. (I call it "Ricks-Puter".) That's because I build my own and put it together with as top of the line as my pennys can cover. This is my 4 month old:

Mid tower case w/350W power supply
ASUS motherboard P4P800 Deluxe with:
- 865pe Intel chipset
- 800Mhz FSB
- Dual channel DDR 400 Ram populated w/512MB
- Intel SATA w/Raid
- Gigabit Ethernet LAN
- USB 2.0 (only 4 ports so far)
Intel Pentium 4 CPU 2.8Ghz w/Hyper-Threading and 1MB L2 cache
GeForceFX 5600xt Video card w/128 MB DDR ram 8X AGP
LiteOn 8X DVD+/-R /4X +/-RW 40X CD-R 24X CD-RW Re-writer
120 GB Western Digital Serial ATA 150 Hard Drive
Windows XP - Home Edition w/SP1

This is the best and fastest box I've built to date. I love it....

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I haven't a clue as to what my browser has anything to do with the disappearing scroll bar in BOINC, but just in case it helps, I'm using Mozilla v1.7.2.

> Any OS, and it is in the GUI. I think, but I am not certain that if the GUI
> is left open behind another window, and during the time that it is in that
> state, it needs a scrollbar, it is hosed until BOINC is stopped and restarted.

Nope! I have BOINC on screen right now behind Mozilla and the scroll bar is still visible. Yesterday, when it happened, I did not have anything else on the screen.

Someone in another forum stated that it is a known issue, but it has a low priority for getting fixed. Ahhh, problem solved! It's in the BOINC code itself.

L8R....

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Rick A. - BOINCing right along now.... It can only get better! </p>

> I haven't a clue as to what my browser has anything to do with the
> disappearing scroll bar in BOINC, but just in case it helps, I'm using Mozilla
> v1.7.2.

This is a "known" problem. with the new GUI in the works we can just live with it for now ...

Sometimes stoping and re-starting BOINC will fix it, sometimes you need a reboot ...
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