Hi Everyone.
You'll find many sites with "certain types" of Java that won't work on
Internet Explorer too. I use IE most of the time but I have a copy of
Netscape 4.79 that I use for certain problem sites. I think it all goes back
to Microsoft pushing their special flavor of Java that differed slightly
from the original stuff... I'm sure the details came out in the antitrust
case.
I'm a little ashamed to admit it but I use Entourage(MAC version of Outlook)
for mail and Explorer to browse and, IMHO they are far superior to anything
else.
- Matt Crawley
jrockman@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> John,
> I am using Netscape Communicator 4.74, and am really getting to hate
> it, even though I used to really love it. The new web stuff with Java
> really confuses it. I am considering updating to the newest 7.0, but it
> is most definitely an AOL product, so I am probably try something else
> at mozilla.com. I have always liked Netscape Communicator because it
> integrated the web browser and mail, and handled newsgroups oh so
> nicely. A warning if want to upgrade to Netscape 7.0, and want to use
> OutLook Express for your mail. Sometimes Netscape 7.0 tries to make its
> mail reader your default one. I just learned of this from reading my
> LANGA LIST letter this morning. I can sebd you info on how to get around
> this problem if you want. One thing I like about using Netscapes mail
> reader is that it is not the target of/affected by vi*r*u*ses very
> often. AND I can turn HTML off.
> Regards,
> John
>
> John Hudson wrote:
>>
>> I need some advice from anyone familiar will Netscape 6, or whatever the
>> latest version is. I presently use Netscape 4.7 and Outlook Express 6
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> John Hudson
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