On Sun, 2003-03-16 at 12:38, Adam W wrote:
I have had a peep at crossover office/plugin - how well does this work??
I am really only looking to get IE running nicely. I don't want to spend
my US$60 to find that it works for most, but not for me. It's a real
pitty they don't have a
On Sun, Mar 16, 2003 at 03:48:50PM +1100, Phil Scarratt wrote:
> I read an article not too long ago that detailed a situation where one
> of the MSN sites was feeding the Opera browser something different to
> what it fed IE, so as to deliberately make them look stuffed, even
> though copying t
On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 01:20:45PM +1100, Mike MacCana wrote:
> IE 5.5 works perfectly under Codeweavers Crossover Office (as does
> Office 2000, Lotus notes, and various other apps) with official support
> from the company. IE6 also works on the current Crossover, unofficially.
>
> Official IE6,
IE 5.5 works perfectly under Codeweavers Crossover Office (as does
Office 2000, Lotus notes, and various other apps) with official support
from the company. IE6 also works on the current Crossover, unofficially.
Official IE6, Photoshop 7, and Office XP support will come in Crossover
Office 2.0, du
On Sun, 2003-03-16 at 12:38, Adam W wrote:
> I have been messing around with running IE using WINE, but after I got
> past a couple SHLWAPI.DLL not found and the like, when I run 'wine
> iexplore.exe' it just thinks for a bit and then returns to the prompt...
Apparently IE5.5 for nt can install c
Adam W wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> One of the biggest factors of me crossing over to full time linux, at
> work and at home is the ability to run IE(please no flames). I just get
> really frustrated going to websites that run perfectly on IE, and seeing
> them all jumbled up on opera/mozilla
You nee
On Sun, 2003-03-16 at 12:08, Adam W wrote:
> I have had a peep at crossover office/plugin - how well does this work??
> I am really only looking to get IE running nicely. I don't want to spend
> my US$60 to find that it works for most, but not for me. It's a real
> pitty they don't have a demo rele
Adam W wrote:
Hi All,
One of the biggest factors of me crossing over to full time linux, at
work and at home is the ability to run IE(please no flames). I just get
really frustrated going to websites that run perfectly on IE, and seeing
them all jumbled up on opera/mozilla or whatever because they
This is what I call MML (Microsoft Markup Language), it is an inexistent
term that should practically be existent.
I just get
really frustrated going to websites that run perfectly on IE, and seeing
them all jumbled up on opera/mozilla or whatever because they don't
support HALF the amount of fun
On Sun, 2003-03-16 at 12:38, Adam W wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>
> A contributing factor to wine not working for me I think is the fact
> that I run win2k on the other partition I was trying to run IE off -
> everyone posting on the wine forums seemed to be running win95/98
> flavours.
I haven't tried
Hi All,
One of the biggest factors of me crossing over to full time linux, at
work and at home is the ability to run IE(please no flames). I just get
really frustrated going to websites that run perfectly on IE, and seeing
them all jumbled up on opera/mozilla or whatever because they don't
support
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