I could hardly contain my joy today! After my Internet Explorer browser auto-updated from IE10 to IE11, I couldn't load G-mail properly. All manner of errors. Well today, I added *Google.com* <http://www.Google.com>to my list of websites to be shown in IE11 Compatibility mode, and also *un-checked* the "Use Microsoft Compatibility Lists" box. What happened was amazing. GMAIL is now working exactly like it did back when Google made *users* Priority #1. The maddeningly annoying Compose and Reply hover-box is now back to a full big rectangle showing the Subject: / TO: / CC:, etc.. fields. No more need to perform several tasks just to compose a message and then pray that you didn't forget something after sending it. While I'm composing this message, I look above the composition window and see all the formatting controls, topped by a row for attaching documents and adding "CC" recipients, with a nice big SUBJECT box above that. What a beautiful sight. Anyway, thought I'd post this message as a tip for those of you (using IE) who appreciated the User-Centered legacy Gmail format more than the Gmail-Lite version that was rolled out earlier this year. Happy Holidays! Allen in Chicagoland
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