I have completely wiped all the Mandrake-specific stuff for Netscape
from the system, including the shell script that once resided at
/usr/bin/netscape, because I could not upgrade to the 128-bit version
of Netscape and use that script without reprogramming and I'm no
programmer.

I have no scripts of any kind, and the NS files are all installed in
the default NS-Install directory of /opt/netscape.  To make my life
easier and avoid adding to my already lengthy PATH, I made a link to
Netscape at /usr/bin/netscape.  Now, the program works just as before,
but it will often kill extra windows.

I have tried to use the File-Close command, rather than the Close
widget, and it doesn't matter.  About half of the time, when I close
one window, all of them close. 

When does Opera come out?  :-)

On  4 Mar, Brian T. Schellenberger wrote:
> 
> Make sure that you invoke it as "netscape" and not as
> "netcape-communicator" or "netscape-navigator" or via a shell script
> from anybody other than Mandrake that invokes it as one of those two
> things.
> 
> 
>  On Sat, 04 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> | I've nuked the Netscape RPMs that came with Mandrake 7 in order to use
> | the US-crypto version (can't find an RPM for it anywhere).
> | 
> | Now, it closes all windows when it should close one.  This is not an
> | "all the time" thing, but often enough to make me want to kill
> | Netscape's programmers.
> | 
> | I've tried an earlier suggestion someone had, of uninstalling and
> | reinstalling the compatibility libraries, and that made absolutely no
> | difference. 
> | 
> | Anyone have a 100% fix for this, or should I go back to 4.70 and use
> | Fortify to get my 128-bit encryption up?
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