JS wrote:
> file. This file then initiates the complete download of the new Mozilla > build. Is this correct, am I downloading and installing more than I > should each time? > Does this process only install the updated components > or am I layering complete installs on top of each other here? It does a full install, you are layering complete installs on top of each other, which some say is a bad thing to do (I avoid it mainly out of superstition 8). AFAIK, the only way to only incrementally download any changes which have been made is to track changes to the source using CVS, and build Moz yourself. I'd say this would be too much trouble to just save yourself a few bytes and minutes, if you're not going to be doing any Mozilla development. It would also probably cost more in terms of wearing out your hard drive from constantly rebuilding the app. 8) > since I've installed > several builds since that time I've run into the same problem again with > Java applets, should I repeat that step for each build? Probably, yes. I guess it depends on what the advice given was. Mike. -- Mike Gratton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "Every motive escalate." Blatant self-promotion: <http://web.vee.net/>
