[quote user="beocool"] I have both a Mk II en Mk III Beolink 1000 and a couple of Beo 4's. All have about the same range. Am I just lucky, or do you live in a bigger house than I do, Mika? [/quote] If there was a contest of the Beoworlder with the smallest flat, I'd finally have a chance of winning something! I guess these all would

I have a couple of Beolink 1000's and both of them seem to have considerably shorter range than my Beo4's - still not bad, but enough that you often have to pick them up from the desk, while a Beo4 can lay just about anywhere and still work. Is this generally so, or is there any service that can be done to improve them? Batteries are not the

And right now I'm on FF 3.0.3 on Linux, so this seems to be truly cross-platform as well Looks like it's safe to use - one thing I noted is that when you go from page to page on topic listings (or inside a topic), you will have to click on reload on each page to see possible changes. This is expected behaviour when you think about it, but it

This topic should now be ready as far as the instructions go - Quim, please review all steps, you may have now a setup that caches too much and you will run into problems later... (remove the '*' entry from the list).

You can also close the add-on list window now. At this point, we have now modified the behaviour of Firefox so that it will cache everything from forum.beoworld.org, no matter what the server is trying to instruct. This means that: you can move back and forth between pages of topics without them reloading all the time you can follow a link, use the

Now, remember to click on " Add " to actually add this rule into the list below, and then close the settings window with " Ok " [sic].

Now select the Always-cache list tab. On a fresh install of BetterCache, there's already one entry on the list with a mime-type of '*'. Select it and click "Remove" . Otherwise you will run into problems on other web sites! Then, fill in the fields like below. This data means that we want Firefox to cache every single object, be

Now, click on the Settings button on the BetterCache bar. You will get a window similar to the one below. These settings are good at the defaults, so leave them like this:

Fortunately, Firefox has been made extensible with plugins and add-ons, which can be used to add new features or alter its behaviour. As a further strike of luck, we're not alone with this problem, and there already exists an add-on that can be used for our current aim. This is called BetterCache , and is available here: https://addons.mozilla.org

Warning: please follow the instructions closely if you want to use this tweak. It has been tested on Firefox 3 on Windows, Mac and Linux, so it should be safe to use - but misconfiguration may create problems elsewhere! You will also need to use your "reload" button on the forum much more often than before to see the latest changes. However