Way to go, Jeff! That is a really clear explanation. By the way, your web
site was very easy to use. Thanks
----- Original Message -----
From: Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, June 27, 1999 12:29 AM
Subject: Re: IE5 Scripts
> I believe I answered this question, but since you asked for
> clarification, let me elaborate.
>
> With each release of JFW, HJ distributes a set of scripts for various
> applications. As time passes, some of these applications are updated
> and changed which might invalidate some of the scripts that HJ
> originally distributed. The next time HJ releases JFW they usually
> update the scripts to account for the updates in these applications.
> But in the meantime, some people update to these new versions of
> applications before JFW is updated. Therefore, they need updated
> scripts. If one of the JFW users creates new scripts, they are often
> sent to Nick for inclusion on the mailing list web site.
>
> However, keep in mind that the next time HJ releases a new version of
> JFW, they will include updated scripts to replace their previous ones
> and usually they also replace the ones available on the mailing list
> web site.
>
> this is the case for the scripts for IE and OE 5. Since IE and OE 5
> were released before HJ released JFW 3.3, some JFW users created
> scripts to work with IE and OE 5 under JFW 3.2. However, When HJ
> released JFW 3.3, they updated the scripts to work with IE and OE 5.
> In fact, the original release of JFW 3.3 had some bugs in some of the
> OE scripts and they were fixed with the patch. So, now the scripts
> which were distributed with JFW 3.30.26 are the most recent and they
> are the ones that work best with IE and OE 5 -- I can speak from
> experience on this as well as pure common sense. They work even
> better than did the scripts on the mailing list site. That is why I
> recommended that you use the scripts that came with the JFW 3.30.26
> version.
>
> Now, HJ does not provide scripts for all possible applications. ICQ
> and CuteFTP are a couple that come to mind. So, if you use these
> applications, you should get these scripts from the mailing list site
> if you want them. I hope this clarifies my answer. Let me know if
> you have further questions.
>
> Regards
> Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - ICQ UIN: 736807
> http://www.HookedOnThe.Net
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