On Feb 17, 2004, at 3:42 PM, Anastasia Coles wrote:
Actually, Safari has problems with the MOO as well, but I don't get the other "java" errors. The problem I sometimes have with Safari is that a lot of what I do is online grading for a university program that is entirely programmed in ASP. I find that Safari won't always read these ASP pages correctly. I don't know if that is because of ASP or the kind of amateur nature of the program's programming.
<sigh> Usually it's both.
Usually, if what I'm using is very MS oriented, I tend to use IE (which is why I've used it for the MOO). We also get our university mail through a web-based MS Exchange Server. The web-based "Outlook" mail doesn't display correctly in Safari (all the text is bunched up and overlaps).
Safari has problems with some layouts and it's not confined to MS programs.
Because of these problems, I was wondering if it really was some insurmountable problem with my Mac interfacing with all these MS-oriented programs.
Do try Mozilla or Firefox (both downloadable from <http://www.mozilla.org>) I suspect you'll be pleased. Firefox, in particular, has stolen a number of good ideas from Safari....
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