Not exactly Linux but definitely open source... On our RM Connect 2.32 network I have been having increasing problems with IE5.001 which is now dpread over 4 packages at least. Realising (thanks Linux User mag) that Mozilla do a Windows version, I've downloaded and installed that. Very, very impressive is the least that can be said. It's now being rolled out as default browser. Nigel -- Nigel Pauli Network Manager St. John's School, Northwood
I have to ask, how do you deal with the profiles? I found that it wanted me to create a new profile on each computer that i logged into, even tho i chose it to keep this kind of data within the users mywork area! This is on a 2.4 network btw. --- "N.Pauli" <npauli@st-johns.org.uk> wrote: > Not exactly Linux but definitely open source... On
our RM Connect 2.32 network I have been having increasing problems with IE5.001 which is now dpread over 4 packages at least. Realising (thanks Linux User mag) that Mozilla do a Windows version, I've downloaded and installed that. Very, very impressive is the least that can be said. It's now being rolled out as default browser.
Nigel
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On Fri, Feb 07, 2003 at 09:58:02AM +0000, Steve Palmer wrote:
I have to ask, how do you deal with the profiles? I found that it wanted me to create a new profile on each computer that i logged into, even tho i chose it to keep this kind of data within the users mywork area! This is on a 2.4 network btw.
Have you tried copying c:\windows\mozilla or c:\winnt\mozilla onto every workstation? This is probably where it is looking and not finding the files it expects to be there.
--- "N.Pauli" <npauli@st-johns.org.uk> wrote: > Not exactly Linux but definitely open source... On
our RM Connect 2.32 network I have been having increasing problems with IE5.001 which is now dpread over 4 packages at least. Realising (thanks Linux User mag) that Mozilla do a Windows version, I've downloaded and installed that. Very, very impressive is the least that can be said. It's now being rolled out as default browser.
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Opera's pretty good too. Have you removed IE? Assume not but just 'hidden' I would love to get rid of IE but we have Chemset200 which requires some of its libraries I believe, perhaps even the whole thing. Any ideas for dealing with this gratefully received (probably off-list is best!) John Low At 00:22 07/02/03 GMT, you wrote:
Not exactly Linux but definitely open source... On our RM Connect 2.32 network I have been having increasing problems with IE5.001 which is now dpread over 4 packages at least. Realising (thanks Linux User mag) that Mozilla do a Windows version, I've downloaded and installed that. Very, very impressive is the least that can be said. It's now being rolled out as default browser.
Nigel
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In Linux (as I don't run anything else), I use: dillo as my webbrowser :-) -- Thomas Adam --- JOHN LOW <j_low@stmaryshall.co.uk> wrote: > Opera's pretty good too.
Have you removed IE? Assume not but just 'hidden'
I would love to get rid of IE but we have Chemset200 which requires some of its libraries I believe, perhaps even the whole thing.
Any ideas for dealing with this gratefully received (probably off-list is best!)
John Low
At 00:22 07/02/03 GMT, you wrote:
Not exactly Linux but definitely open source... On our RM Connect 2.32 network I have been having increasing problems with IE5.001 which is now dpread over 4 packages at least. Realising (thanks Linux User mag) that Mozilla do a Windows version, I've downloaded and installed that. Very, very impressive is the least that can be said. It's now being rolled out as default browser.
Nigel
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