[newbie] Netscape Questions.
Netscape v4.75 Question 1: I have had several web pages lately that have caused Netscape to report that it/something can not fine java40.jar in my Classpath. It lists the Classpath. Java40.jar is in the directory that "something" complains about not being able to find. Where is the configuration file that contains the Classpath and what is it named? Question 2: On some website I get a question mark displayed instead of a quote mark. And on some sites, as in The Register for example, the page lines when displayed over lap. The fonts are not standard text but appear to be graphics. Any ideas what might be the problem? -- David Boles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [newbie] Netscape questions...
On Mon, 20 Dec 1999, Sam Roza wrote: | How do you get NutScrape to load all images in a web page without having to | click them, or right click and ask to have them loaded? | | Oh, one more thing...how do you create a new user from root? | | Thank a million! | | Sam Roza From a command line as the superuser enter, useradd name where name is the new user name for the new user account. Next, also as superuser, and from a command line enter, passwd name where name is the same new user name as above. You will be prompted with "New Unix password", at which point you should enter the password you wish to use with the new name. You will then be prompted to re-type the password. Do so, and you should get a responce such as: all authentication tokens updated successfully then you will be returned to the root prompt. That's all there is to it. You can now log in as the new user. HTH, Ernie
[newbie] Netscape questions...
How do you get NutScrape to load all images in a web page without having to click them, or right click and ask to have them loaded? Oh, one more thing...how do you create a new user from root? Thank a million! Sam Roza
Re: [newbie] Netscape questions...
Sam Roza wrote: How do you get NutScrape to load all images in a web page without having to click them, or right click and ask to have them loaded? Edit--prefrences--advanced--autoload images.. Oh, one more thing...how do you create a new user from root? Linuxconfig icon on desktop--user accounts... -Warren.
Re: [newbie] Netscape questions...
On Mon, 20 Dec 1999, Sam Roza wrote: How do you get NutScrape to load all images in a web page without having to click them, or right click and ask to have them loaded? Edit-Preferences-AdvanceAutomatically load images and other data types. Oh, one more thing...how do you create a new user from root? # adduser or # linuxconf -- Ronald
Re: [newbie] Netscape questions...
On Mon, 20 Dec 1999, you wrote: How do you get NutScrape to load all images in a web page without having to click them, or right click and ask to have them loaded? edit preferences advanced automatically load pictures and other data types Oh, one more thing...how do you reate a new user from root? adduser from the command line. John
[newbie] Netscape questions
Having installed Mandrake on my system, I have Netscape 4.08. I've also downloaded the US version of 4.51 from Netscape (which, of course, is not in an .rpm file). Is my best bet for upgrading to just remove the existing Netscape RPM and install the downloaded .tar file? BTW, audio is now working--I removed my MaxiSound card and installed an Ensoniq Audio PCI I had laying around. Works great! -- Dan Brown, KE6MKS, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [newbie] Netscape questions
you can get a rpm from contrib.redhat.com or a mirror At this point in time, it's reasonable to believe that if it's metal and runs into your home, you'll be able to connect your computer to the Internet on it. (Personally, I can't wait for SepticNet) -Matthew May ~computer source To: Linux Newbie List Subject: [newbie] Netscape questions Having installed Mandrake on my system, I have Netscape 4.08. I've also downloaded the US version of 4.51 from Netscape (which, of course, is not in an .rpm file). Is my best bet for upgrading to just remove the existing Netscape RPM and install the downloaded .tar file? BTW, audio is now working--I removed my MaxiSound card and installed an Ensoniq Audio PCI I had laying around. Works great! -- Dan Brown, KE6MKS, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
