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Safari+Mac=A Happy Computing Experience. (Sorry. I am a fervent convert! Used the old Apples, then PC for a bit, then around 2001, went Mac. I did not trust IE then, my wife uses a PC, I make her use Safari!)
My man!Safari+Mac=A Happy Computing Experience. (Sorry. I am a fervent convert! Used the old Apples, then PC for a bit, then around 2001, went Mac. I did not trust IE then, my wife uses a PC, I make her use Safari!)
Safari+Mac=A Happy Computing Experience. (Sorry. I am a fervent convert! Used the old Apples, then PC for a bit, then around 2001, went Mac. I did not trust IE then, my wife uses a PC, I make her use Safari!)
Tim....as a PB man I admire......I am shocked you would use KJV AND IE in the same line!I must be the odd man out. Not only do I use the KJV, but I surf with the IE. Of course, I did buy the Zonealarm Internet Security Suite for my wife and I to use. It catches everything. It beats the pant off of the free stuff we used to use!!! Mwhaaa!
I must be the odd man out. Not only do I use the KJV, but I surf with the IE. Of course, I did buy the Zonealarm Internet Security Suite for my wife and I to use. It catches everything. It beats the pant off of the free stuff we used to use!!! Mwhaaa!
I must be the odd man out. Not only do I use the KJV, but I surf with the IE. Of course, I did buy the Zonealarm Internet Security Suite for my wife and I to use. It catches everything. It beats the pant off of the free stuff we used to use!!! Mwhaaa!
You do know that IE code is based upon the critical text while Firefox is based on the Majority Text & Safari is based on the Textus Receptus. IE is more equivalent to the NIV. I think you need to read Dean J. W. Burgon's IE Revised. It will help you to better understand these issues.
LOL! Nice one!I must be the odd man out. Not only do I use the KJV, but I surf with the IE. Of course, I did buy the Zonealarm Internet Security Suite for my wife and I to use. It catches everything. It beats the pant off of the free stuff we used to use!!! Mwhaaa!
You do know that IE code is based upon the critical text while Firefox is based on the Majority Text & Safari is based on the Textus Receptus. IE is more equivalent to the NIV. I think you need to read Dean J. W. Burgon's IE Revised. It will help you to better understand these issues.