I am quoting some text from a previous message about a
different application of the same idea so I figured I had better
pick a different subject.
I am trying to outwit a very complex Windows-centric web
site that I need to use for work so I will try cheerfully lying
to it by saying that I am using Internet Explorer to see if I
get any further than I have been getting all day which is
nowhere.
Bryan Jones writes:
> 1. when you're in Safari go to Safari Preferences by pressing
> Command+comma.
So far, so good.
> 2. In Safari Preferences interact with the toolbar, select the"Advanced"
> button, stop interacting with the toolbar, navigate to the item labeled,
> "Show Develop Menu in Menu Bar," and make sure this checkbox is checked.
That was exactly as described.
> This will add a menu item labeled "Develop" into the menu for both Safari
> and Webkit.
If I look at the safari menu, there is no new item even
though the development box remains checked.
Where should this show up?
Thanks.
Martin McCormick
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