Wow, Emailer list members are on fire today!! Bill McIntyre commented:
>This discussion leads me to ask "why bother?" to use iCab unless you are >just bent on not using anything from the Evil Empire. <snip> >So I held my nose and went back to IE, and it works so much better for me. >Am I doomed to burn in hell? Um not by me - I LIKE IE too but...first I got an Emailer attached mystery .gif then I downloaded the same .gif from a reputable on-line store. Each time, this .gif set off a weird IE window multiplication phenomenon. Chris suggested I try another browser because he thought it might be related to IE's pop up windows and since I detest the look and feel of Netscape, iCab seemed to make sense. But I am not completely convinced. And Martin Zibulsky responded to an earlier mail of mine: >> I had set my internet control panel/web/ default browser to >>iCab but when I started up I got an alert saying the application cannot >>be found. (The Internet Browse icon is in my Start Up folder.) > Internet Config. sets my Internet Preferences. After >launching Internet Conf., open the helpers window choose http, then edit, >then choose helper button. That is done differently in 9.2.2, but has the same result - iCab _is_ listed as the helper for http as well as the default browser. >I put an >alias of iCab in a Communications folder I set up, in my Apple Menu Items That is a neat trick, but since I use Emailer and my browser more than any other apps, I like them to open up when I open up! Tannis ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
