Warning: Control f in Windows 8 no longer searches a specificframes, it now searches all frames

  • Thread starter long time windows user
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L

long time windows user

Imagine that. I designed a law course where the law is in one frame
and the test in another. Before with Windows 7 if you left mouse
clicked in the law frame and pressed ctrl f a search box opened and
searched the law frame. Now a search box opens in the menu bar and it
searches all frames.
When will the Microsoft Programmers stop ****ing things up? They just
do not know how things work in the real world. Maybe they are hiring
Asian geeks to screw up otherwise pretty good software.
Of course part of the Windows upgrade is to download and install
Windows 8. They don't warn you about these little total **** ups
either.
 
L

long time windows user

Imagine that.  I designed a law course where the law is in one frame
and the test in another.  Before with Windows 7 if you left mouse
clicked in the law  frame and pressed ctrl f a search box opened and
searched the law frame.  Now a search box opens in the menu bar and it
searches all frames.
When will the Microsoft Programmers stop ****ing things up?  They just
do not know how things work in the real world.  Maybe they are hiring
Asian geeks to screw up otherwise pretty good software.
Of course part of the Windows upgrade is to download and install
Windows 8. They don't warn you about these little total **** ups
either.

Yeah, there is no Windows 8, it is the IE Explorer 8.
 
K

Kevin John Panzke

Imagine that.  I designed a law course where the law is in one frame
and the test in another.  Before with Windows 7 if you left mouse
clicked in the law  frame and pressed ctrl f a search box opened and
searched the law frame.  Now a search box opens in the menu bar and it
searches all frames.
When will the Microsoft Programmers stop ****ing things up?  They just
do not know how things work in the real world.  Maybe they are hiring
Asian geeks to screw up otherwise pretty good software.
Of course part of the Windows upgrade is to download and install
Windows 8. They don't warn you about these little total **** ups
either.

SPAM, THREAD CLOSED, JUST FYI!
 

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