R�ponse suit --- chris a �crit de l'adresse <mailto: "chris" [EMAIL PROTECTED]> le 3/08/04 20:45 (+0200):
>>No, it doesn't, with 2.0.3. >> >>I somehow think this "used" to work, and along with some other behaviours >>that have changed subtley over the years. I am running 9.2.2. I can't >>think of any odd extensions I would have installed to cause this. The >>major other odd behavior I have is when I load Acrobat, it always hangs >>for a few seconds, then asks *twice* to log into a server here. I tried >>deleting extensions, reinstalling it, deleting prefs, etc, and Acrocrap >>STILL does this. ;-) I learned to live with it, as I restart so rarely >>under OS 9.2. > >Odd. I'm running 9.1 with 2.0v3 and it works as it should. It also >works[1] on my iMac with 9.2.2 running in Classic. > >I have seen others report that it doesn't work as it should, but I don't >know any rhyme or reason behind why it fails for some people. Maybe >someone else has solved that mystery (since it has always worked for me, >I haven't been able to attempt to solve it). It also works for me with OS 9.2 and Emailer 2.0v3. However, for some obscure reason linked to the finder, it does not open anymore iCab (my default browser) if I have not opened it before. It used to work fine before and i assume I have some bug somewhere. What I do is therefore the following: 1 - Make sure my default browser is open and ready to go (I close the window after opening) 2 - Apple-click on the first line of the long bracketed url (middle line does not always work) This always work HTH -- Jean-Pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
