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Technology Stocks : InfoSpace (INSP): Where GNET went!

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To: sandintoes who wrote (11504)	8/24/1999 12:12:00 PM
From: SI Bob	Read Replies (1) of 28311

Something that I would like to see at the bottom of the page, where the GNET stats are, the DOW and NASDAQ's running ticker. It would make for a handy comparison without having to close out and check the charts. I see this commented on quite frequently in the Welcome thread. The whole notion of leaving one site to go to another. You really can be many places at once on the 'net. Personally, I keep many browser windows open all the time. In either Netscape (my preference) or IE, Ctrl-N will bring up a new browser window. And when going to a link from within SI (or anywhere else), right-clicking the link and selecting "Open in a new window" will bring up the link in a separate window without closing the current one. Every morning, I log into SI, hit Ctrl-N, and log into Freerealtime in the resulting new window. By the end of the day I might have as many as a dozen or more different browser windows open. Let me know if this doesn't provide the solution you're looking for. Regards, SI Admin (Bob) PS. Count me among the folks who love FRTI's new look as much as I love SI's. But I love new things. Too much, according to SI Admin (Wife).

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