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I don't know if anyone else is experiencing this, or I am just missing something; but I am unable to hit enter and start a new paragraph here in the forums. I have tried Ctrl+Enter and Alt+Enter, but nothing, I am running Windows 8 and IE 10.

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j23evan

I have the same issue, I think it's an IE10 bug. On a Win7 VDI I have no issues.

Bokeh

Happens to me on occasion with FF and Win 7 as well.

networker050184

Same as MentholMoose here. Get with the program guys!

But no, you are not the only one.

http://www.techexams.net/forums/off-topic/84921-ie-10-forum-bug.html#post707281

SteveLord

Who uses Microsoft's newest IE within the first year of it's release anyway?

ptilsen

No problems on Chrome.

People still use IE?

FloOz

I have had no issues on chrome

mistique

hope you can get your issue resolved. I don't use IE but would like to know how you resolved your issue.

Roguetadhg

Need more Netscape in your life!

But No issues with Chrome or Firefox!

nerdydad

I knew I would get a bit of grief for using Internet Explorer, but honestly I don't have time at the moment to mess with different operating systems, browsers ect. My study rig is a Windows 8 tablet hybrid, I moved from Mac to Windows mainly for Visio. Save for a few books, INE workbooks, SecureCRT and Putty, the computer is exactly the same as the day it was delivered to me. TechExams is one of my few permitted distractions for down time.

Roguetadhg

It's all good, Nerdydad! We love ya!

I may have been drinking... a lot... so I disavow all responsibilities of posts tonight.

Actually, I'm just going to sleep and save everyone the trouble.

xza

IE? ew

the_hutch

ptilsen wrote: »

No problems on Chrome.

People still use IE?

Right??? I was thinking the same thing...LOL

the_hutch

Roguetadhg wrote: »

Need more Netscape in your life!

More cowbell, indeed...

Slowhand

Alright, folks, let's keep the "hurr hurr, IE sucks" stuff to a minimum. Remember, we're a forum for IT professionals, after all. Banging our drums to highlight our biases over particular pieces of software when someone asks a legitimate question doesn't reflect that particularly well.