Okay, so I hope whoever reads this can bear with someone who is not very technologically savvy...
A while ago, I posted about an issue my computer was having with its operating system. Well, finally, yesterday, I decided to tackle the issue myself and restore my computer to its out-of-the-box factory settings. It meant clearing my hard drive and resetting my operating system. Thankfully, it seems to have worked and the problems I was having appear to have been resolved. However, while making re-installing my web browser, I decided to go with Google Chrome.
So far, I'm very happy with Google Chrome. I really like it. It's taking some time to get used to, but it's fast, easy, and seems to be secure. But, one thing I've noticed is that when I'm typing a post, instead of seeing changes such as adding bold lettering or including smilies, I see, what I think is the html code. When I was using IE, I would see the changes immediately instead of the brackets and coding. And, while this is certainly not a major problem, is there something that I can do to resolve this issue?
If not, that's okay. But, I just thought I'd ask. You know, just in case
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A while ago, I posted about an issue my computer was having with its operating system. Well, finally, yesterday, I decided to tackle the issue myself and restore my computer to its out-of-the-box factory settings. It meant clearing my hard drive and resetting my operating system. Thankfully, it seems to have worked and the problems I was having appear to have been resolved. However, while making re-installing my web browser, I decided to go with Google Chrome.
So far, I'm very happy with Google Chrome. I really like it. It's taking some time to get used to, but it's fast, easy, and seems to be secure. But, one thing I've noticed is that when I'm typing a post, instead of seeing changes such as adding bold lettering or including smilies, I see, what I think is the html code. When I was using IE, I would see the changes immediately instead of the brackets and coding. And, while this is certainly not a major problem, is there something that I can do to resolve this issue?
If not, that's okay. But, I just thought I'd ask. You know, just in case
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