Hi, Steven
I agree one hundred percent. The only reason I am attempting to get it
functional is to test web applications. There are a lot of users out
there who use IE to access our systems here on campus and our developers
need to test against browsers to include IE for both Mac and Windoze.
All of us here at SIS use Mozilla, Firefox, or Netscape 8 for normal
browsing and IE only to test.
Thanks,
Charles
-- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charles E. James, P/A II IST/Student Information Systems U. C. Berkeley California 510-642-8440 ----------------------------------------- "Peace of mind means the ability to be organized inwardly; it means inner tranquility in the midst of confusion, difficulty, conflict, or opposition. Use only positive words when talking to others and when talking to yourself. ----------------------------------------- Steven wrote: > Charles, > > Unless there is a very compelling reason to continue to use IE, you > should abandon it. It is around 5 years old and unsupported by > Microsoft and will not be updated. > > Convert your users to Firefox or Safari. > > Another tip; > On the rare occasion when a Web site tells you that Macs are not > supported try changing the "User Agent" of your browser. This can be > done in Safari by activating the Debug Menu. You can have Safari > represent itself as Windows MSIE 6.0 to the Web server. > > I recently used this trick when connecting to one of our HP printers > to use their Web/Java configuration utility. Connecting to the > printer's address gave me the response that it won't work with Macs. I > opened Safari, changed the User Agent and everything worked just fine. > > Can't we all just get along ;-) > Steven Brett > > Technical Administrator > Academic Achievement Programs > University of California, Berkeley > 2515 Channing Way > Berkeley, CA 94720-2410 > > 510-643-9569 > > > > At 10:37 AM -0800 1/26/06, Charles E. James wrote: >> Hi, Magnetters >> >> I have a Mac OS 10.3.9 system with Internet Explorer 5 installed. The IE >> program opens just fine and then freezes when accessing the Internet >> regardless of the web site (in this case its the default MSN site). I >> have to force quit the program to get out. >> >> Any suggestions as to why IE does not work. >> >> Respectfully, >> >> Charles >> >> -- >> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >> Charles E. James, P/A II >> IST/Student Information Systems >> U. C. Berkeley California >> 510-642-8440 >> > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > The following was automatically added to this message by the list server: > > For information about MAGNet, its meetings and events, and its > mailing list, including information on subscribing and unsubscribing, > see the MAGNet Web site at <http://magnet.berkeley.edu/>. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The following was automatically added to this message by the list server: For information about MAGNet, its meetings and events, and its mailing list, including information on subscribing and unsubscribing, see the MAGNet Web site at <http://magnet.berkeley.edu/>.Received on Thu Jan 26 11:45:11 2006
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