Amun-Latch wrote: > I have a problem. I am trying to insert a picture into an email and having trouble. > I have always > been able to do it in the past with no problem but now all my photos have the >Netscape Icon next to > them and when I try to insert them, I get an error message that says: An error has >occured in this > dialog. Error 195 "undefined" is null or not an object.
You've simply hit a software bug, the mail client is being continuously updated and improved, if you get a newer version of the software then this problem is probably fixed, because I'm using a newer version and it works for me. > When I look at the properties of the picture, it says that it is "Mozilla Joint >Photographic Experts > Group Image File." I don't want it that type, I want it a plain old jpeg. a "plain old jpeg" is a Joint Photographic Experts Group Image File (it's an acronym), you've just associated it with netscape. > Recently upgraded to > Netscape 6.2.1, and it shows Mozilla 5.0. Any way to get rid of this? What does >Mozilla do anyway, > other than screw up the picture files? The user agent string (what it tells the world it is) is Mozilla 5.0, just as Netscape 4.x tells the world it's Mozilla 4.0. Mozilla used to be the internal netscape code name for their browser. In 1998, Netscape released their source code and formed the Mozilla Organization (http://www.mozilla.org), a group which most people that post to this newsgroup are part of, which is dedicated to making a better browser. This group puts out a browser suite called Mozilla. Other companies, such as Netscape itself, copy this open source browser, add some features (like the AIM client and spellchecker in Netscape 6.2.1) and release it as their own browser. Netscape 6.2.1 is actually known around here as Mozilla 0.9.4, which was released several months ago. The newest version of the Mozilla browser is 0.9.8 which will be out in a few days. There have been thousands upon thousands of bugs fixed between the two releases, if you want to fix your problem and numerous other problems, simply visit www.mozilla.org several days from now and look for the link to download 0.9.8 (don't bother getting 0.9.7, wait a few days for the new version). It should run faster with less problems. grayrest
