Actually, I downloaded Communicator mainly out of curiosity. I have only
rare crashes in IE, probably mostly due to Java. (Far less frequent than on
a pc at work). But I really cannot give up Entourage, so I tried to script
the mailto function. Seems like Netscape is doing what MS does on the PC
side -- restricts access to competing technologies.

That said, Communicator is actually a very pleasant surprise. Stable and
fast, it has *by far* the best cookie management system I've ever seen. For
example, I can make sure that Doubleclick cookies are never accepted while
cookies from my preferred sites are always accepted. This is definitely
something that that MacBU needs to add to IE.

Bruce

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            Bruce Klutchko              [EMAIL PROTECTED]

on 6/16/01 1:41 PM, Allen Watson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Thanks for letting us know. I guess this is what AOL does when it "updates"
> software...removes capabilities?
> 
> I use IE, and have not even downloaded Netscape since v4.7.
> 
> On or near 6/15/01 11:00 PM, Bruce Klutchko at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed:
> 
>> This does not work with the new Netscape 6.1 p1. Following the line
>>           register protocol �OPIM� for protocol �mailto�
>> The error message is returned: expected end of line but got property. Smile
>> highlights the word �register�.
>> 
>> This word is not in the Netscape dictionary, for what it�s worth.
>> 
>> Bruce
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> on 6/15/01 2:37 PM, Allen Watson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> 
>>>                        --Script originally written by David M. Converse,
>>> released into
>>>                        the public domain 6/23/99
>>>                        tell application "Finder"
>>>                        copy (choose file with prompt "Choose an email
>>> program
>>> to work
>>>                        with Netscape:" of type "APPL") to FileSpec
>>>                        set CreatorSpec to the creator type of FileSpec
>>>                        set FileName to the name of FileSpec
>>>                        end tell
>>>                        if the button returned of (display dialog "Set " &
>>> (FileName as string)
>>>                        & " to be the email handler for Netscape?" buttons
>>> {"Cancel",
>>>                        "OK"} �
>>>                        default button "OK" with icon 1) is "OK" then
>>>                        tell application "Netscape Communicator?"
>>>                        register protocol (CreatorSpec as string) for
>>> protocol
>>> "mailto:";
>>>                        quit
>>>                        end tell
>>>                        end if
>>> 
>> 
>> --  
>>           Bruce Klutchko              [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> 
>> 


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