You can check out the walkthrough here.

Thank you so very much, chrissie! Much appreciated!

Ana

Thank you very much for the walkthrough, chrissie. I appreciate all of your hard work!

Awesome for so many reasons!

Thanks, chrissie

If you're trying to use this walkthrough forget it! - half of what I submitted seems to be missing for some reason. Hopefully it can be resolved.

Thanks for letting us know, chrissie.

If you looked at it in it's current state it doesn't make any sense!

Chrissie, I am looking at it in Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome and it is complete. I honestly can't see what you are missing.

I just fixed it Ana.
Apparently some of the text got deleted instead of being de-superscripted.
We need to find a better webpage editor so we don't have to worry about the superscript problem.

Thanks Ana for looking & Jenny for fixing the problem! It looks like you fix one thing & something else turns up!
All the technical problems go over my head - I do use IE as a browser & it's interesting as well as a new annoyance to me that things can present so differently in different browsers - & scary!

I just want to say that if members here do perceive problems with a walkthrough I've presented please say - if it's my fault I'll try & fix it but as said it's an eye-opener to me that a particular browser &/or external website editor may be to blame for fiddling around with font size, missing text & also the paragraph spacing.

I've been finding more and more problems with using IE 11 in my Windows 7 OS. I know IE 11 will no longer be supported after support for Windows 7 ends, but it just seems like they've stopped keeping IE updated at all.

Weirdly or not ?? I've not experienced any with MY Win7

I think it's more a problem with Microsoft FrontPage (which Microsoft no longer supports) than with IE. We need a more modern webpage editor that handles superscripts properly, as well as other html features that may be slightly different from the way they used to be. What worked well in the early 2000's doesn't work so well anymore.

We're very sorry for all the problems, chrissie.
We really appreciate you writing walkthroughs for Gameboomers.