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@MidnightVoice wrote:
right next to the "reply" balloon!
haulingthescoreup wrote:
by the way, where do the smileys live? I selected them on my dashboard or wherever it was, but I don't know where they lurk. Getting tired of my one and only emoticon...
;-) --that's it, folks, my entire repertoire
Oh, mighty veteran poster--who has achieved Super Contributor status, by the way, congrats--I have nothing on my humble laptop next to the reply button other than a white arrow and a stray piece of cat fur. I fear my disrespect for the Venerable Ones has resulted in my becoming de-smiley-fied. My goodness, spell check did not like that at all. I will continue to stare in bafflement at my screen
@MidnightVoice wrote:right next to the "reply" balloon!
haulingthescoreup wrote: by the way, where do the smileys live? I selected them on my dashboard or wherever it was, but I don't know where they lurk. Getting tired of my one and only emoticon... ;-) --that's it, folks, my entire repertoire
haulingthescoreup wrote:Oh, mighty veteran poster--who has achieved Super Contributor status, by the way, congrats--I have nothing on my humble laptop next to the reply button other than a white arrow and a stray piece of cat fur. I fear my disrespect for the Venerable Ones has resulted in my becoming de-smiley-fied. My goodness, spell check did not like that at all. I will continue to stare in bafflement at my screen
Thanks, MV, but I finally found out on the FICO Forums Feedback that it's because I have Firefox, not Internet Explorer, and the forums don't yet have the graphical editor on Firefox. Finally, I can stop right-clicking on random spots to bring these up!
@MidnightVoice wrote:OK, under the box in which you type the reply, do you see a link entitled "Graphical Editor"? If so, click on that and see
Does it really help to carry a balance, 1-9%. I just used one of the FICO estimators and when I plug in a balance my score jump up a few points but when I put in 0 balance it dropped. So if this is correct and the score does improve with a balance over a zero balance best to have a very small balance before applying for a loan. Would this be correct or is the simulator I used full of @#$% if its true why would it matter if you have a 0 balance or 1%?