danoschek: yes very handy indeed.
Many people dont realize sometimes the simplest solution can be used in so many different scenarios

danoschek: I use the method James indicated and it works perfectly easily for me.
The only trick I find is knowing what the text is that has been coded, then while viewing the souce you do a simple find and it takes you to the correct spot where you can look at the code around the words that you already know are coded.

This method is particularly useful if you are ever browsing the web and you see something in particular on any webpage that you really really like and want to learn how to emulate it

danoschek: I tried it but it only works for a current session so once closed, it has nothing.
Quite unfortunate really

Does anyone have any hints on getting firefox history to work better?
I like the IE way where it groups same sites together but with my Firefox, it seems to list one complete list for each day making it very difficult to find specific pages you have visited.
Any hints would be most welcome, thanks

wayney: I cannot edit my message so I make edit here.
Replace 1. upwards with downwards.
I always guess that wrong because with excel it is opposite

Universal Eyes:
1. hold down control and roll your mouse roller upwards is the easiest way.
2. Ctrl ++
3. Use the menu at the top. View>Text Size>Increase

MagicDragon: whenever that happens to me I get a song playing and just try every plug hole until I hear the music.