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Hey does everyone’s computer/car dance around with the Christmas stuff and go black and sketchy or just mine.
 
Going black and sketchy is usually a sign of too much holiday cheer!
 
I don't know, I just like to break the bulbs at the top.
I am easily amused!
 
I'm not getting the sound effects of the bulbs blowing, is it just my computer or has something changed?
 
Try a different browser...Silent on my Firefox....Sound on AOL...I haven't tried IE.
 
Using IE -- Sometimes I get sound on mine (like when I opened this message) and sometimes not (like the Forums page I currently have open).

If sound is on try closing your eyes and seeing if you can get them all.
 
Reminds me of my buddy a fellow ET who ended up on a Tin Can in the pacific.
ETOW (Electronics Technician of the Watch) gets a call from the Lieutenant at 0230 asking why the LORAN set on the Bridge works better with the O-N-O-F-F switch in the O-N position than in the O-F-F position.


Maybe the volume control is in the O-F-F position?
 
Plan of attack: go to your browser's Settings. Enable Flash.

Voila!

Warning from CINCPAC - some plans fail.
 
NutmegCT said:
Plan of attack: go to your browser's Settings. Enable Flash.
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In Firefox, go to Tools/Add-ons/Plugins, then look for "Shockwave Flash" in the list on the right. At the RH side, set the pull-down to "Always Activate".

Then switch pages on BCF (if you already had it open).

Worked for me, anyway.
 
Geo Hahn said:
Oh, I am certain he does. It is often droll and can border on disturbing, but it's there.
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Which is why I usually try to keep it in check. (Or is that in cheek?)
 
TR3driver said:
In Firefox, go to Tools/Add-ons/Plugins, then look for "Shockwave Flash" in the list on the right. At the RH side, set the pull-down to "Always Activate".

Then switch pages on BCF (if you already had it open).

Worked for me, anyway.
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:encouragement: Tanks, Randall !
 
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