Actually, I did manage to install Safari 3 and maintain Safari 2. To do this, you have to "copy" Safari 2 into another folder in the applications folder (I made one called Safari2). So Safari 2 exists in both the folder and the Applications folder. Then I ran the installer, which replaced the Safari 2 in the Applications folder and left Safari 2 in the Safari2 folder alone. Safari 2 loaded successfully after installation complete.
On 6/12/07 2:55 AM, "Klaus Hartl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Mike Alsup wrote: >> I'm *really* excited to be able to run Safari on Windows, but has anyone >> used this beta? I've never seen anything render so slowly. It's >> entirely unusable on my XP box. >> > > It is also totally annoying that you can't run Safari 3 beta and 2 side > by side on a Mac... grrr, Apple is making the same mistakes as Microsoft. > > Am I missing something? > > > -- Klaus > >
