On Tuesday 04 Feb 2003 1:09 am, Mark Weaver wrote: > Hi Anne, > > At this point I think I'd pick either Netscape or Mozilla, and uninstall > the other. When thats done setup the program and user profile. Then > after that being done get the plugins installed and everything running. > I'm pretty sure that's what I'll do in the end. I'm a bit concerned that uninstalling Netscape might take out something that Moz needs, but I'll just copy my .mozilla folder to a different partition and hope.
> At this point it should be ok to install the other browser if you really > need to. I probably won't bother. I only tried Netscape because I was having so many problems with plugins, and I hoped it would behave better. It's caused more problems than it saved. It seems that, of Moz, Galeon and N7 I can have one behaving fairly well and the others not :( But still I can't get any of them behaving perfectly. Yesterday, for instance, I went to www.theaa.com and asked for a route. I got the instructions ok, but no map. Saving the page saved the map - I could print it separately - but I could not display it, either live or from the displayed page (all the other junk was there). > Speakin of Winders...I blew up my XP installation > last night. I prolly oughta git to work on it. I still have tax returns > to prepare. GOD! I love Mandrake. takes a lickin and keeps on tickin!! I think it was the breaking irretrievably of W2K that made me decide to stick with Mandrake. I broke my Win98 when I installed 9.0 in November, and have been meaning to do something about it :) I do have to use win4lin for a couple of things, but not that much. Still, when I do need it it's lovely to be able to just move about from KMail to PagePlus without delay or problems. Thanks for your efforts. Anne -- Registered Linux User No.293302
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