I am suprised that you lost IE on a Windoze system. I mean, I am
surprised you were able to. It used to be that deletion of IE would
completely disable the Windows operating system.
If you have high speed internet access, you can download the Mepis ISO
from www.mepis.com and burn it to a CD. The CD is live, meaning that you
can then boot to the CD and it will run Linux straight off the CD
without installing anything on your hard drive. If you have a high speed
internet connection, Mepis should detect this also and give you internet
connectivity straightaway. You can try the Konqueror browser on Mepis- I
have found that it often does a better job of rendering MicroSoft
created pages than does Mozilla and others.
When I am in this position, I also like to take a few minutes to e-mail
the webmaster, let him know that IE Explorer currently holds less than
90% of the browser market, and suggest that unless he wants to lose 10%
or more of his business he needs to make the site browser-agnostic.
Zeitgeist wrote:
Win XP
Had to give up on Opera, cuz it wasn't operating correctly within the
system. Damn, this is maddening!
On 1/15/06, Lee Einer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have had luck with Konqueror.
What OS are you running?
Casey
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