We’re going to be making a series of enhancements to the FlashReport website over the coming weeks, some of which will be "behind the scenes" so will not be immediately obvious to site visitors, others will be readily apparent.
The first enhancement with significant impact on you is the addition of a new feature courtesy of 
Snap.Com — this is a feature that activates when you move your curser over any link (to another website) on the FlashReport’s main news page or this blog page. When the curser is over the link, a small window will pop up that actually shows you a mini-image of the site to which the link is connected. You can see what I mean in the graphic image to the right. To click through to the link, you just click on it as usual. But now you get a "snapshot" of what’s "ahead" to help you decide if you really want to go there.
Remember, this feature is set up only for links that are not to other areas of the FlashReport website.
We’d love your feedback.
Oh yes, if you don’t like the feature, click your mouse on the small graphic of a gear at the top right of the pop up, and choose "disable" from the pull down menu.
