An HTML file of of bookmarks that displayed properly in FF 3.x doesn't display properly in FF 4.

I've long used a program that converts my bookmarks into a barebones HTML-coded webpage. In previous versions of FF (and in all versions of IE), the page has always displayed the same way, with various levels of indentation reflecting the hierarchical relationships of the bookmarks and theirs folders (alphabetically, with the folder names in boldface and files indented under their respective folders). With FF 4, the file displays with all links flush left -- no indentation anywhere. In IE, the file still displays as in the past. So it looks like FF 4 interprets and displays HTML code in a way (or ways?) different from the way earlier versions of FF interpreted and displayed the code. I liked the old way. Is there something I need to configure in FF 4 to get the page to display as it did in the past?

Hello,
We have semiliar problems in sweden with Adobe Reader X 10.1 Swe and Internet Explorer 8.0 with streamed PDF files.
We had some issues and got them resolved by the following
Upgraded to Adobe Reader 10.1.2.45 Eng
- Print Issue:http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/pdf-wont-print-reader-10.html
- Grey box in Internet explorer: http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/pdf-opens-grey-screen-browser.html
- Add site as trusted: Edit-> Preferences, unbox Enable Enhanced Security + add the host/url to site that is whitelisted to send pdf files
(the Automaticly trust sites from mu Win OS security zones doesnt work for us)
The thing is we run MUI pack on our Citrix servers and want Adobe Reader in Swe but it havent been translated yet...
So we have to wait for the swedish release on Adobe Reader X 10.1.2
Thanks,
Tony Van Der Haagen
IT-Mästaren
Sweden

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