FiOS-Dave

If you click on the Compatibility View button to the right of the address bar, it will fix the issue. I've noticed a few other minor things that don't work in IE9 and the Compatibility View button fixes them all. Eventually Groundspeak will fix these issues, I'm sure. Until then, use the Compatibility View if you see something that isn't working. See my earlier post regarding the Content Filtering icon. The compatibilty view may NOT solve the problem! Dave

That is because IE9 has a security feature called "Content Filtering." Look at the URL bar and at the right end you will see a small blue circle with a diagonal blue bar. Hovering over the icon will show if the content is filtered. If so, click on the icon and turn off tracking protection. That should allow you to see the previously blocked graphic image(s). This is to protect you from evil embedded graphic content! Dave

Are there any caches that vary in location, either by coordinates or by altitude? This could either be deliberate or not. An example would be a cache placed on a ferry or a bus with a fixed route. Also a fixed location but a variable altitude, for example, a cache placed on an elevator in a 40 story building! In those casesd, the cache description may need to specify a range of coordinates or a range of altitudes. A severe example could be a cache on an inclined railway that changes both in altitude and by coordiantes, simultaneously! [/]