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"Ian" wrote in message
. uk Chrysta wrote: In article , says... I suppose sarcastic remarks suggesting an installation of Linux would be considered uncalled for. :-) :-) Yes ! Hee hee! I was going to suggest downloading Mozilla Firefox. I'll never go back to IE! Good luck. ) Good point Chrysta. I've been using Mozilla for years now and wouldn't dream of using either IE or Outlook Express unkless I was using a computer that didn't have Mozilla installed on it. The link below takes anyone interested to a page where you can download the tried and tested fully functional version. I usually live on the edge with their alpha test versions (currently on 1.8.6) http://www.mozilla.org/products/mozilla1.x/ Ian Would it be better to install the Mozilla Suite as you suggest, or install Firefox and Thunderbird separately...........or does it matter. It seems that the result would be the same. -- ©¿©¬ ~ Ed Hendricks ANA# R178621 "Life is a coin. You can spend it any way you wish, but you can only spend it once!" |
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Ed Hendricks wrote:
"Ian" wrote in message . uk Chrysta wrote: In article , says... I suppose sarcastic remarks suggesting an installation of Linux would be considered uncalled for. :-) :-) Yes ! Hee hee! I was going to suggest downloading Mozilla Firefox. I'll never go back to IE! Good luck. ) Good point Chrysta. I've been using Mozilla for years now and wouldn't dream of using either IE or Outlook Express unkless I was using a computer that didn't have Mozilla installed on it. The link below takes anyone interested to a page where you can download the tried and tested fully functional version. I usually live on the edge with their alpha test versions (currently on 1.8.6) http://www.mozilla.org/products/mozilla1.x/ Ian Would it be better to install the Mozilla Suite as you suggest, or install Firefox and Thunderbird separately...........or does it matter. It seems that the result would be the same. Hi Ed, Personally I much prefer the integrated suite. Once you acclimatise to it you probably wouldn't want it any other way. On the other hand the individual compnents (ie Firefozx and Thunderbird) might be slightly more advanced than the official Mozilla release (as opposed the the alpha tests), however most people wouldn't notice any difference. I would recommend that you go for the full monty. If you've never worked with `tabbed' browsing before, you have a treat ahead of you. Ian |
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"gogu" wrote in
: So here is the message I read at the "events": ------------- Application Failure iexplore.exe, version 6.0.2900.2180, faulty unit mshtml.dll, 6.0.2900.2523 at faulty address 0x00051fdc. --------------- Can someone give me some help ? Thank you! 1) Download the IE installer from this link: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...=1e1550cb-5e5d -48f5-b02b-20b602228de6&displaylang=en OK, but can you tell me what exactly it's doing ? 2) Uninstall Internet Explorer using the Add/Remove Programs control panel 3) Reinstall IE using the installer 4) Switch to Firefox :-) Yeah, I know, it's the best at the moment but I am an IE addict ;-) (Tip: holding the power button down for 4 seconds will cut power to most ATX computers.) Thanks! I hope it will be no need again but thanks anyway :-) BTW, what is your opinion: somebody "confirmed" that it should be a hardware and maybe a software problem with my ISDN modem (public phone company, bad quality material...). If I buy an ISDN modem from a reputable company and install it, should that resolve my problem ?... Thanks. In this case reinstalling the software may not help. This is a known bug in IE software that causes this behavior. http://www.quirksmode.org/bugreports..._letter_select or_combined_with_anchor_crashes.html or http://babyurl.com/lOl4Pn There is a link to a test page, see if you get the same behavior. I am using the current version of IE with all patches installed. IE crashes when I go to that page but the Win 2000 does not crash. If your machine crashes when you go to the test page reinstalling IE isn't going to help. Avoid the page that causes this behavior. |
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"Ian" wrote in message
. uk Hi Ed, Personally I much prefer the integrated suite. Once you acclimatise to it you probably wouldn't want it any other way. On the other hand the individual compnents (ie Firefozx and Thunderbird) might be slightly more advanced than the official Mozilla release (as opposed the the alpha tests), however most people wouldn't notice any difference. I would recommend that you go for the full monty. If you've never worked with `tabbed' browsing before, you have a treat ahead of you. Ian Thanks, Ian. Will try the suite. -- ©¿©¬ ~ Ed Hendricks ANA# R178621 "Life is a coin. You can spend it any way you wish, but you can only spend it once!" |
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On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 23:29:52 -0500, Chrysta wrote:
In article , says... I suppose sarcastic remarks suggesting an installation of Linux would be considered uncalled for. :-) :-) Yes ! Hee hee! I was going to suggest downloading Mozilla Firefox. I'll never go back to IE! Good luck. ) I wonder if all Wilson's everywhere dislike IE? -- DW |
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On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 02:53:45 +0000, Barry wrote:
On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 23:29:52 -0500, Chrysta wrote: In article , says... I suppose sarcastic remarks suggesting an installation of Linux would be considered uncalled for. :-) :-) Yes ! Hee hee! I was going to suggest downloading Mozilla Firefox. I'll never go back to IE! Good luck. ) I'm a Firefox fan too. There was just an article somewhere that said IE is losing market share - not much, but it is dropping. Barry Break out the champagne! :-) -- DW |
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On Sat, 22 Jan 2005 22:05:51 -0500, linxlvr wrote:
Good luck. ) I'm a Firefox fan too. There was just an article somewhere that said IE is losing market share - not much, but it is dropping. Barry Break out the champagne! :-) install Linux before that, ooops, i see you did ;-) take care Andy |
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Your ISP OTEnet booted you off for your vile racist FILTH again ? Use your panafonet account ! Poor little gogule, Nimeni nu da muie ca ea ! Du-te dracului ! Fire-ai al dracului ! Romaneshti Muist ! |
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