These preferences are actually set by the classic Internet control panel. The OS 9 Internet control panel can’t see any OS X applications (they look like folders, not applications, to it). So it won’t offer you that choice. Because IE X has the same creator code as IE Classic, and because the system will always scan running applications first before checking for unopened application files, opening IE X first will work to get it to open links. But there’s no way that Classic can see OmniWeb (short of OmniWeb coming up with a Classic version!).
PB
On 7/13/01 7:32 AM, "Roger Turpin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I’ve found no way to set it for OmniWeb
Actually, I discovered differently. However, the trick that I found will not allow links to be opened in OS 9.
What I did is open the Internet Config control panel (I did it in Classic mode, but it doesn’t matter) and choose the OmniWeb.app file as the web browser. You could do the same thing with the OS X version of Internet Explorer, I am certain.
HTH,
Ken
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