[processing please hold]

Help would be nice.

[AppyPappy]

We'd like to help. Is there anyone with you who speaks Englsih?

[noexcuses]

How come I don't have a green arrow?

[MileHi]

Are you looged in?

[End Times Sentinel]

I believe I can help by telling you Green Lantern is my favorite super hero.

 

Owl_Eagle

(If what I just wrote makes you sad or angry,

 it was probably sarcasm)

[Dark Skies]

Have you tried rebooting your computer? If that doesn't work, you might have to call an electrician or a plumber.

[headsonpikes]

Help would be nice.

LOL! You've got a great sense of humor!

[BTHOtu]

The backspace key works as well.

[Publius6961]

Sounds like an Explorer issue.
Are you talking about the green arrow in the upper left corner of the Explorer Window just below [File] and {Edit] ?

[Red Badger]

Windows
Most browsers are capable of creating new browser windows. You may elect to allow the forum to create new browser windows when clicking marked links. Links which are programmed to open in another browser window will be marked with a ^.
Self Links will not be opened in new browser windows.
Blank Marked links will be opened in a new browser window.

Slave Marked links will be opened in a single "slave" browser window. This allows one to leave open a list of articles in the master window, while reading the articles in a slave window.


GO TO MY PREFERENCES IN YOUR FREEPER HOMEPAGE AND SELECT "SLAVE"........

[contemplator]

Are you saying that your back arrow icon on the Internet Explorer toolbar is greyed out?

[McGruff]

If you can figure out what I mean...

Does this mean there is going to be a test. Nobody told me there was going to be a test!

If you mean the back arrow on your browser isn't lit, did you select open page in new window option? If you have a lot of FR windows on your desktop that would indicate that.

[rabidralph]

My green arrow works just fine. Maybe you should use the green lantern instead.

[omniscient]

Have you tried hitting the little downscroll pointer beside the big green arrow and then selecting the page from the history list that comes up?

[Charles Henrickson]

Help would be nice.

Try stuning your beeber.

[Quilla]

Control + alt + delete twice really fast, run to restroom, and upon your return all will be healed.

Seriously, I wanna know where you got the green arrow in the first place - mine's blue.

[Fierce Allegiance]

He won't turn back?

[rabidralph]

Either close your browser and restart it or right-click on the green arrow and choose your destination from the dropdown list, if it appears. Good luck and Godspeed.

[Billthedrill]

It's the Back button, isn't it? You can also return to the latest postings by scrolling down to the bottom of the page and hitting "Browse." Sounds like IE is giving you a hard time.

You might consider downloading the latest Firefox and playing with a browser other than IE. I use both.

[Little Pig]

If you mean the "back" button on your browser, I have noticed this as well on occasion. Sometimes when I click into an article here on FR, it somehow reverses the position of the article and the main page list. When this happens, I can either click the "forward" arrow, which will take me to the article listing page again, or just close my browser and reopen. I'm not sure why it does this, something to do with the way the FR software creates the individual article pages.

[WKUHilltopper]

Green arrow? We don't need no steenkin' green arrow...