Test/Feedback Forum

I realize I'm probably a complete idiot, but how do I know what IE edition I have? It's a relatively new Dell laptop (1-2 yrs old), and I run the old Windows XP (instead of Vista, which is what it would have come with).

Should I download Google Chrome and just use that? I used to use Firefox, but there's been some recent virus issues w/that.

Oh, I also tried changing the text size, but that didn't work. Sorry for all the questions.

I have no idea. I have IE7, a wide-screen Dell laptop, and I can't see a quarter of the damn screen posts. The advertisements come in great though.

Look at this pic. IE8 has an icon at the top of the browser that looks like a piece of paper that's been torn in half. This "compatibility mode" can cause a lot of issues. I don't know if this will fix your issue, but it's been known to cause problems before on other sites.

Unfortunately Chrome's "zoom" feature enlarges the entire website, not just the fonts, so that will cause the site to become too wide. Firefox renders this correctly if you want to try it out. I'd suggest Firefox, Chrome (if you keep the fonts the default size), or IE8 (not compatibility mode), or maybe even try out IE9 Beta:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/internet-explorer/products/ie-9/home

If you could attach a screenshot of what's happening, and tell me what browser you're using, we'll try and fix any issues you're having.