Microsoft page supports Firefox but not IE

SNAFU confounds to leave red-faced voles

By Arron Rouse

Sat May 20 2006, 13:43

TODAY'S HARMLESS but humourous fun comes from Vole central.

Pop on over to this Microsoft Support forum thread and you'll find that it works perfectly in Firefox and Mozilla but fails to work properly in Internet Explorer.

A volish HTML coder will doubtless be the target of many jokes on Monday morning. And you can bet it will be fixed soon. µ

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