Miss Emily wrote on Apr 16
th, 2012 at 3:01am:
Wait a minute, it works now. I still had the "embed" code on the page and that interferred with it.
Once I removed it, and just kept the "object" code that you provided, it worked beautifully on both Chrome and Explorer.
Thank you so much Bill.
Oh, good! I'm glad you got it to work.

Ironically, until you mentioned it here, I had inadvertently done the same thing, and fixed it by taking out that embedded code like you had done. I just didn't think to mention it as a
"fix" for you. Still, you figured it out.
I'm reminded of a recent edit I made to add a particular sponsor to our forum. The forum seemed to be working just fine after the edit except that I suddenly realized I was no longer able to scroll through the text of a new message, nor was I am to scroll to edit an existing message. This was an irritating problem.
Almost 2 days passed before I figured out what caused the problem.

This problem affected my use of Firefox. But more importantly, it affected my use of an older version of Netscape, which I like to use because the older version renders the text of longer lines all on one line (
like in YaBB's code box) ... handy for scrolling up and down in a straight line to very quickly edit a bunch of lines at once.
This didn't affect my use of Internet Explorer, but again, that browser doesn't keep longer lines of text on one line. So it had its limits when I needed to quickly edit a bunch of lines.
It finally dawned on me that I must have done something in the forum to alter the way it worked. The only change I could think of was the addition of a sponsor's ad, and sure enough,
that was what had caused the problem.
So I changed the way the ad renders itself, and I was able to once again use an older version of Netscape to more quickly edits longer lines of text.
Whew!