I have RealAudio 8, but even after install, it won't work in Netscape 6.1....have messed with it for quite awhile now. Anyone get it to owrk? Thanks, Fred -- Failure is not an option, it comes pre-installed with your Windoze software.
On Monday 19 February 2001 17:45, Fred A. Miller wrote:
I have RealAudio 8, but even after install, it won't work in Netscape 6.1....have messed with it for quite awhile now. Anyone get it to owrk?
Thanks,
Fred Fred,
You and me both. Frustrating, ain't it? I think part of the problem is Mozilla has attempted to implement a more uniform method of working with plugins. I have the feeling not everybody has bought into this. It's my understanding RealPlayer for Linux is "community supported." IOW, if it's broke, don't tell *us*, but if ya' fix it, let us know. And here again is why I want the *Juggling Knives* book. I see it as a handbook for home hackers. A place for Linus Torvalds wannabes to get started. Personally, I think Konqueror is a great little browser. Got some bugs, but it's come a loooong way from the days when Dee pointed me to the KDE alpha site. Thanks Dee. Konqueror is great, but Mozilla is important in its own right. They are attempting to produce an internet client which will compile from the same base on just about any platform. They are also pushing hard for vendor independent standards. Lots of people speak of Netscap and Mozilla as if they were equal in negative impact to that other company. I recommend the first few pages of: ftp://ftp.XEmacs.org/pub/XEmacs/docs/letter/internals-letter.pdf.gz And then ask yourself, would you want this guy dating your daughter? http://www.xemacs.org/Images/jwz.jpg Probably not! But still, Mozilla has some honerable roots. Steve
On Monday 19 February 2001 23:57, Steven T. Hatton wrote:
On Monday 19 February 2001 17:45, Fred A. Miller wrote:
I have RealAudio 8, but even after install, it won't work in Netscape 6.1....have messed with it for quite awhile now. Anyone get it to owrk?
Thanks,
Fred
Fred,
You and me both. Frustrating, ain't it? I think part of the problem is Mozilla has attempted to implement a more uniform method of working with plugins. I have the feeling not everybody has bought into this. It's my understanding RealPlayer for Linux is "community supported." IOW, if it's broke, don't tell *us*, but if ya' fix it, let us know.
And here again is why I want the *Juggling Knives* book. I see it as a handbook for home hackers. A place for Linus Torvalds wannabes to get started.
Personally, I think Konqueror is a great little browser. Got some bugs, but it's come a loooong way from the days when Dee pointed me to the KDE alpha site. Thanks Dee. Konqueror is great, but Mozilla is important in its own right. They are attempting to produce an internet client which will compile from the same base on just about any platform. They are also pushing hard for vendor independent standards.
Lots of people speak of Netscap and Mozilla as if they were equal in negative impact to that other company. I recommend the first few pages of: ftp://ftp.XEmacs.org/pub/XEmacs/docs/letter/internals-letter.pdf.gz And then ask yourself, would you want this guy dating your daughter? http://www.xemacs.org/Images/jwz.jpg
Probably not! But still, Mozilla has some honerable roots.
Steve Whoops!
ftp://ftp.xemacs.org/pub/xemacs/docs/letter/internals-letter.pdf.gz Sorry, spellchecker got ahold of it.
Had problems too getting it to load as a plugin...Then I thought maybe its not a plugin? Now I treat it as a seperate app. Is there a way in Netscape to launch an app on a specified file? The name of the realplayer app is realplay. I have managed to get that shockwave stuff to work on Mozilla... Just my 2 cents... Matt On Mon, 19 Feb 2001 20:57:12 Steven T. Hatton wrote:
On Monday 19 February 2001 17:45, Fred A. Miller wrote:
I have RealAudio 8, but even after install, it won't work in Netscape 6.1....have messed with it for quite awhile now. Anyone get it to owrk?
Thanks,
Fred Fred,
You and me both. Frustrating, ain't it? I think part of the problem is Mozilla has attempted to implement a more uniform method of working with plugins. I have the feeling not everybody has bought into this. It's my understanding RealPlayer for Linux is "community supported." IOW, if it's broke, don't tell *us*, but if ya' fix it, let us know.
And here again is why I want the *Juggling Knives* book. I see it as a handbook for home hackers. A place for Linus Torvalds wannabes to get started.
Personally, I think Konqueror is a great little browser. Got some bugs, but
it's come a loooong way from the days when Dee pointed me to the KDE alpha site. Thanks Dee. Konqueror is great, but Mozilla is important in its own right. They are attempting to produce an internet client which will compile
from the same base on just about any platform. They are also pushing hard for vendor independent standards.
Lots of people speak of Netscap and Mozilla as if they were equal in negative
impact to that other company. I recommend the first few pages of: ftp://ftp.XEmacs.org/pub/XEmacs/docs/letter/internals-letter.pdf.gz And then ask yourself, would you want this guy dating your daughter? http://www.xemacs.org/Images/jwz.jpg
Probably not! But still, Mozilla has some honerable roots.
Steve
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mmm..... I just installed RealAudio Basic 8 at work and it won't work in standalone or with a browser in my Win2000. JLK On Monday 19 February 2001 22:57, Steven T. Hatton wrote:
On Monday 19 February 2001 17:45, Fred A. Miller wrote:
I have RealAudio 8, but even after install, it won't work in Netscape 6.1....have messed with it for quite awhile now. Anyone get it to owrk?
Thanks,
Fred
Fred,
You and me both. Frustrating, ain't it? I think part of the problem is Mozilla has attempted to implement a more uniform method of working with plugins. I have the feeling not everybody has bought into this. It's my understanding RealPlayer for Linux is "community supported." IOW, if it's broke, don't tell *us*, but if ya' fix it, let us know.
And here again is why I want the *Juggling Knives* book. I see it as a handbook for home hackers. A place for Linus Torvalds wannabes to get started.
Personally, I think Konqueror is a great little browser. Got some bugs, but it's come a loooong way from the days when Dee pointed me to the KDE alpha site. Thanks Dee. Konqueror is great, but Mozilla is important in its own right. They are attempting to produce an internet client which will compile from the same base on just about any platform. They are also pushing hard for vendor independent standards.
Lots of people speak of Netscap and Mozilla as if they were equal in negative impact to that other company. I recommend the first few pages of: ftp://ftp.XEmacs.org/pub/XEmacs/docs/letter/internals-letter.pdf.gz And then ask yourself, would you want this guy dating your daughter? http://www.xemacs.org/Images/jwz.jpg
Probably not! But still, Mozilla has some honerable roots.
Steve
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