RE: Where do I look up scripts for konqueror?

BTW, DynamicDrive is known for offering JS that only supports proprietary DOMs like that of NS4 and IE. It would be worth checking at some other script sites, perhaps. On 25 Sep 02, at 1:18, Mojo Jojo wrote: > if i'm not mistaken., most things that support ns6+ should > work? > > > Hi... > >

Re: PPP Question

Glad you got it working. One small correction on what I sent you before. At 10:31 AM 9/25/02 +0800, Peter wrote: [...] >There is no such file as /etc/interfaces Sorry. Make that /etc/network/interfaces . -- ---"Never tell me the odds!" Ray Ols

Re: PPP Question

Aha, here are the log messages and wvdial.conf for ppp1 which readily connects and ppp2 which will not connect saying see below ]$ /sbin/ifup ppp2 ]# tail /var/log/messages Sep 25 09:50:00 philonline WvDial: OK Sep 25 09:50:00 philonline WvDial: Sending: ATM1L3 Sep 25 09:50:00 philonline WvD

RE: Where do I look up scripts for konqueror?

if i'm not mistaken., most things that support ns6+ should work? > Hi... >I'm trying to use some JavaScripts that I download from > DynamicDrive, but > they didn't work in my konqueror (some in Netscape 4.7)... can > somebody tell > me where I can download free javascripts that work in Ko

Re: my linux connection is slow

At 11:01 AM 9/20/02 -0500, Ramzez wrote: >-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- >Hash: SHA1 > >Hi... > I use windows and linux (I prefer linux) but when I try to connect to >internet... my linux connection is slowest... why? There is no reason intrinsic to Linux why this should be so. So it probab

Where do I look up scripts for konqueror?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi... I'm trying to use some JavaScripts that I download from DynamicDrive, but they didn't work in my konqueror (some in Netscape 4.7)... can somebody tell me where I can download free javascripts that work in Konqueror (netscape, etc) thanks

my linux connection is slow

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi... I use windows and linux (I prefer linux) but when I try to connect to internet... my linux connection is slowest... why? - -- Linux User Registered #232544 my GnuPG-key at www.keyserver.net --- rm -rf /bin/laden --- -BEGIN PGP SIG

Re: ascii code

> Hi Michael, > > I have 2 machines, a Windows one (from where I am writting right now, and > where I can use these characters) and a Linux machine (that I use to learn > Linux and C++; in a near future when I will feel comfortable enought with > it, I will probably switch entirely to Linux). In

Re: ascii code

--- Oana Tudor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > Sorry, I forgot to mention the purpose: I need to > write my french and > spanish assignments using the accents. I also write > emails in these > languages, so I need them a lot! > thanks, > -oana > for X - xmodmap is used to configure the keyboa

Re: ascii code

Hi Michael, I have 2 machines, a Windows one (from where I am writting right now, and where I can use these characters) and a Linux machine (that I use to learn Linux and C++; in a near future when I will feel comfortable enought with it, I will probably switch entirely to Linux). In Windows,

Re: ascii code

Sorry, I forgot to mention the purpose: I need to write my french and spanish assignments using the accents. I also write emails in these languages, so I need them a lot! thanks, -oana >From: Michael Scondo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: a

Re: ascii code

Hi oana, in which programs do you want to use this chars ? Or rather in which purpose ? I see you've made them in your mailing program.. Regards Michael > Hi everybody, > > I often use characters like â, à, ç and so on... I know how to make them in > Windows, using ALT+131, ALT+133, ALT+135 and

Re: PPP Question

Nothing comes to mind based on the info you posted. Perhaps I (or someone) could suggest something if you posted 1. the relevant portions of /etc/interfaces 2. whatever the log files contain about an unsuccessful attempt I omit the ppp config stuff from this list since you say

ascii code

Hi everybody, I often use characters like â, à, ç and so on... I know how to make them in Windows, using ALT+131, ALT+133, ALT+135 and so on... but when I try doing this in Linux, it woun't work. Does anybody know how to make them without installing special word procesors? I know that my quest

PPP Question

Hi, I have 3 ISPs of which one with 2 phone numbers (ppp1 and ppp2). Using the command /sbin/ifup pppx I can connect only to ppp0 and ppp1; ppp2 and ppp3 will just sit doing nothing. The same happens using the guis rp3 and usernet, on the window waiting the bar just moves for ever back and for