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gwtc
what good is that. Its for IE and not FF.Geoff said:
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
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Canopus
Howard said:(As I recall) do not many sites prevent you from seeing their web page(s)
at all, unless you install the flash player (e.g., ``to view this page, you
need an additional extension. Download Macromedia Flash Player Now?'')
Yes, for example www.flickr.com where I store and display my photos
require Flash for a lot of organisational and viewing activities. Not
only that, but, when people encounter problems organising photos into Sets
and rearranging them they are advised to update to the latest version
which normally solves the problem. Normal pages on the site can be viewed
without Flash though.
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Far Canal
Geoff wrote
You use IE? Ah well ....
Actually, the screen exists for ActiveX controls. It's called Manage
Add-ons in the IE tools menu.
You use IE? Ah well ....
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Geoff
You use IE? Ah well ....
The OP uses Windows ME and you're worried about IE vs. FF?
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Howard Schwartz
you use IE? Ah well ...
Not me, firefox for some time, but no screen there like the one I asked
about.