>>Following up on #2, which others have also commented on, the background globe image is NOT a one time thing (the first time using the new version). I am seeing it again now. othing against global affairs but I don't want it pulling my eye to the right side of UT frames.
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>I have seen an issue with Chrome on the cache files. Is this the browser you are using? If yes, I can give a way to get read of the cache file reading and get the file from the server. I do not know if this is with all issues of Chrome but with Chrome, I had a browser and that is the only browser that has given me problem with that situation.
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>About the right frame, is there anything I should take note of? I am not sure I understand the second phrase.
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>>Unrelated, I renewed my membership as promised. Thanks once again for all you do for the community.
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>Yes, and thanks, that is greatly appreciated.

I am using Firefox version 21.0.

I did not mean a right frame by itself but the right side of the tree view (message map) frame and the message content pane.

If it's a cache file issue, and not being accusatory about this at all, that is an issue for you. Not us. Many of us will wave our arms if you ask for volunteers to help test a solution, I'm sure. It's just that users should not be expected to do low level techie functions like clearing the browser cache.