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Old 08-12-2005, 10:44 AM   #1
 
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I was wondering, does anyone else have trouble identifying the blue hyperlinks?* I can't even spot them in my own messages, and I am wondering how many I am missing in others' posts.* It's especially problematic with the blue background messages, but difficult to see on the white background also unless you're really looking for them.*
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The links stand out pretty clearly on my monitor. Maybe you need to try adjusting your contrast, brightness, etc.

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I was wondering, does anyone else have trouble identifying the blue hyperlinks?*
I think it's easier to stick with the default...

But you might ask BMJ if he could change the default to lime green?
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