Re: [english 100%] [english 100%] Re: want to upgrade, but ....

Harry

Your post prompts two comments:

(1) I'm using 10.50 on Windows XP Home and I've only had a couple of  
problems (and those were my own fault), so I don't have any complaints  
about the new release. It's running fine for me, even using the mail  
client.

(2) The non-appearance of the menu bar in the default install is annoying,  
and I can't see any logical reason for that. It's easily fixed, though:
       (a) type opera:config into the address bar
       (b) type menu into the search box
       (c)  under User Prefs check the Show Menu box

I don't know if that's the way you fixed yours, but I thought I'd post the  
info here in case someone else is annoyed and can't figure out how to get  
the menu to appear.

John

On Sat, 13 Mar 2010 22:07:02 +1200, Harry Lake <[email protected]> wrote:

> They've now released a 'snapshot' 10.51. I have been having trouble
> with the program simply hanging. I can still close it down, but then
> I have to use the Task Manager to close down the 'process'. In other
> words, it looks as if the program has closed (it disappears from the
> list of applications in the T.M.), but it then won't reload - starts
> up and closes down in half a second - so I went to the Processes tab
> and there it still was.
>
> Personally I find it very irritating that the Main Menu has been
> turned off by default, yet there are no clear instructions as to how
> to turn it on - until you find them more or less by accident. The
> procedure is described in answers to my mutterings on  about page 13
> of the comments to the release of 10.50.
>
> HTH
>
> Harry
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