This entry frame on your page has radio buttons, giving me some editing functions - Bold, Italic, Underline, Insert unordered List, Insert Ordered List, Insert Hyperlink, Remove Hyperlink, Insert HTML, etc... but
I cannot see them. Ever since updating Internet Explorer to ver 11, there is no going back to IE8. Your Tech forum monitors keep rehashing the same links that do not answer this snafu. Your Monitors suggest that the web sites are not running
because they are not compatible with the newer versions of Internet Explorer - well, even Microsoft's websites? When you create a new web interface, why would your coding team make it incompatible with your own company's sites?
The Monitors suggest our cards can't handle GPU and we should turn to software rendering. My card is a GeForce GTX 50 TI and has, according to the manufacturer web site: "Microsoft® DirectX® 11 Support
DirectX 11 GPU with Shader Model 5.0 support designed for ultra high performance in the new API’s key graphics feature, GPU-accelerated tessellation."
I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling IE and Microsoft must realize no customer wants to have the technical side string them along with pointless and futile misdirection to a garble of automatic chat responses that offer incomplete and unrelated fixes and then expect to gain points in the voting buttons that "this fixed my problem".
Microsoft: you are ignoring compatibility problems with your coding and pretending it is arises from hardware incompatibility or user stupidity. Your code should be running seamlessly, should accommodate existing technologies, and be flexible enough to accept limitations of older hardware, older websites, and your monitors should march into Microsoft's development offices and demand answers ---- and fixes. Has Microsoft gone into hiding when the latest technology show-piece isn't working for the rest of the world? We do not exist in a research bubble. We are here in the real world, with aging equipment and tight budgets, and we expect better from Microsoft.