Mark Zelden wrote: >Yes, but the problem is IE remembers the setting by domain. So one must put >blahblah.IBM.COM in compatibility mode to use the information centers, then >you have to turn it off again for IBMLINK.
Indeed. I also need to put a website in compatibility mode, for example RACF-L before I can post something. So this is not IBM and micro$oft only, but anything which cannot be rendered properly by the IEx. (x is 5 - to 10) One online newspaper here in South Africa cannot be rendered properly in IE8, but works fine on IE10. I get there one long page with all text/pics squeezed to the left, leaving the right half blank from top to bottom. :-) >IMO, this is as much an IBM problem as M$SOFT. Firefox works fine, but I'm >sure there is something IBM could do to fix it as well. Agreed. I'm now using Mozilla FireFox most of the time. Even when I use those Library server. >Considering how much of the corporate world forces IE on their users and >doesn't allow them to install / use alternatives. Fortunately, I do have a >choice. I'm glad that I can choose what I can use. Some corporates forces their workforces to sign-on using an active domain id, thus enabling them to force feed, ok, install/deploy, software patches and corporate junk on all the employees workstations. Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
