Blog This problem

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Am I the only one having this problem? When I use the BlogThis! button on the Google toolbar in IE, the link is formatted incorrectly. For example, if I were to use that to link to yahoo.com, I wind up with a link to http://www.mikemcbrideonline.com/http://www.yahoo.com. I then have to go back and retype the HTML to get the link to show up correctly.

I guess I’ll go set Sharpreader to use Mozilla as the default browser when I’m reading and pointing to news items, since that’s usually how I wind up in an IE window to begin with.

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