> * Disable any script blocker. * Well, if you only allow cookies selectively, then it is hell browsing IBM websites if you are forced into disabling script blockers. I should know, I get forced into using IE with scripts enabled (cannot disable them). What happens is that there is a general script on *all* IBM websites that tells you that you can configure cookies, and of course allowing IBM to litter the computer liberally with cookies is the default. If you only allow the cookies needed for the website to function, you're forced to twiddle your thumbs for more than a minute. And again if you happen to switch from an ibm.com to an ibm.de website. I hate it. Not to mention that even SIS didn't work properly under IE.
As for knowledge center - I avoid it whenever I can. I'd rather use the pdfs (which I also heartily dislike), but for fast and easy information retrieval I still go back to the 1.13 bookmanager books residing on my own private toy laptop (that will never see the internet since it runs W10). As time goes by, I'll be forced more and more into the pdfs, though. At that time the toy laptop will switch to Debian. :-) The internet isn't anymore what it used to be, as far as I am concerned. Barbara ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
