Drupal 4.7.x

I've designed a site in 4.7 using chameleon/marvin theme and it looks fine to me on PC/MAC/IE/EXPLORER and to many others -- but several of the clients and users say they're getting enormous fonts in blocks and in text areas that run into each other and render the site utterly unusable.

They are all using IE 6 (not the newest version) and have looked at it from multiple computers.

The site uses tinyMCE. A few basic modules, but nothing too fancy.

What could be causing this? Is there anyway to stabilize it? It's a very big problem!

Let me start of by saying i maybe using the wrong terminology in my title, but essentially this is what i'm looking for.

User A: logs into drupal using "example" username.
User B: hacks/guess's the password for "example" and logs in.

Both logged in at the same time.

Is there anyway to to prevent this from happening? or possible if the user has logged in from multiple ip address within x minutes lock the account?

I've looked through the security modules and it doesn't look like anyone has done this.

I have the Send Module currently working on a 4.7 site, but am lost when it comes to figuring out how to track what, and how many nodes are being sent. Would be really good info to have. From the send.module info page:

Stores a history of:
the sender's uid and email
the recipient(s) email and uid if available
The node(s) being sent and the accompanying message

Great! Where?

Hi!

Upload of small txt file is fine, but upload of bigger (arround 1M) runs forever.
If I disable JavaScript and bypass the Ajax animated upload, same results, the upload runs forever.

Same behavior on IE a FF.

I gets better. This happens on some workstations only, some others (like mine) are fine.
I'm obviously testing it with the very same user account and same file to upload. It is just the workstation what differs.

I'm working on an online community site for a client and am running into issues with Drupal that I'm not capable of solving. I need someone with good PHP/MySQL experience and an understanding of Drupal's framework to assist me with completing this job.

Knowledge of og.module, ecommerce.module and cck is required.

The client wants to use specific stylesheets for each product page. I figured I could use the Nodewords module. It gives me pretty friendly access to the section without screwing too many things up.

I've installed Nodewords and have it working fine.

But I do not wish to use meta tag description and meta tag keyword. I'd like to add this to the page instead

Can anyone help me mark up the nodewords.module file?

I need it to display

So everything would be static in the nodewords.module file accept for the filename.css that is added in the admin.