can't install Netscape browser

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Carter

When I try to download NS 7.1, I get a "network connection
interrupted--dowload paused" sign immediately; "resume"
gets the same sign every time.

I have 6.0 on my hard drive. When I start it, it comes on,
but immediately says "conection refused" for any page I
try to go to.

I was able to download Opera, but it, too, gives
me "connection refused" on any page.

I'd appreciate help; all I want is for a Netscape browser
to work.

Thank you.

Carter Jefferson
 
Carter said:

When I try to download NS 7.1, I get a "network connection
interrupted--dowload paused" sign immediately; "resume"
gets the same sign every time.

I have 6.0 on my hard drive. When I start it, it comes on,
but immediately says "conection refused" for any page I
try to go to.

I was able to download Opera, but it, too, gives
me "connection refused" on any page.

I'd appreciate help; all I want is for a Netscape browser
to work.

Best info is in s
Many "flavors" of that fine browser can be had from http://sillydog.org/narchive
Try there. There are several customized versions that allow you to reject
items that you do not need or that are already installed. Do a CUSTOM
install, to further refine the process.

Prior to 7.1 install, UNinstall NS6 first, via Control Panel|ADD/REMOVE
PROGRAMS
 
Rob Schneider said:

Actually, Mozilla isn't its successor. NetScape is a very similar commercial
offering based on the Mozilla 1.4 version of the open-source Gecko code.
At this stage, NS may be more user friendly.

Yet, 7.1 is reportedly the last NetScape-branded product, and Mozilla
browsers should be more end-user friendly in the future. Now operating as an
independent foundation, Mozilla stuff is promising. http://mozilla.org

Browsers based upon this new technology, and there are many of them, are
more configurable than I.E., and sport useful features: selective pop-up
and image control and tabbed browsing, among many others. I.E. can be used
as a back up.
 
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