Shouldn't be a problem - I'm using IE5 on NT with 128Mb.
I wish I had some sort of decent packet sniffer - I'm not sure if the HTTP
session is being aborted, or what...
I have something similar, but for various reasons it doesn't work with host
headers.
David
Terry Bader wrote:
>
> good point, i hadnt even thought of client restrictions...
>
> just to add to Dick's reply, we had a customer that wanted a quick fix to
> update some records all at once (temporarily, until they decided what they
> really wanted and what they wanted to pay), but because they used IE 4, the
> browser just began to crash with all the data being displayed in one page...
>
> and that was only 800+ records at the time...
>
> so now rethinking about it, have you tried different browsers? i have not
> had a problem with IE 5 on the same large web pages... and i have a bit
> more memory then the average user...
>
> Terry Bader
> IT/Web Specialist
> EDO Corp - Combat Systems
> (757) 424-1004 ext 361 - Work
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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