I'm new also, but I'll try to help and hopefully, those more knowledgeable will correct me if I err..
On Fri, 04 Jan 2002 14:55:28 -0500, waynec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I'm hoping someone will take a moment to answer some (probably stupid) >questions. > >1. Should I try a more recent version of Warpzilla? Which one? Last version I've seen is 0.9.7.. >2. I keep getting a message on some websites: "Netscape cannot find the >Plugin Downloader Plugin" Not an issue currently since the plugins mostly don't work. >3. I cannot manipulate bookmarks by clicking on entries and dragging >the entry to change the order of the entries (I used that a lot while >following eBay items). Cut & paste of bookmarks is very cumbersome. I think there are some shortcomings in this area, but I'm not knowledgeable about this particular subject. >5. I see a lot of email on this newsgroup references Java 1.3 and tcpip >4.3... I am still on 1.1.8 and 4.0, the versions on the last "WarpUp" >cdrom (issued around this time last year). Without a corporate >subscription to IBM's support system, is there any way for me to upgrade >these products? Legally? There may be other sources, but I'm not aware of them. >5.a. I also see references to "eCs", which I assume is IBM's current >corporate offering for ecommerce..... even if I can get them, can I use >the later Java and tcpip versions with Warp4 or are they only for use >with eCs? Do I also need later versions of IBMCOM and MPTN? The later versions work ok, but some ancillary updating of other software may be necessary (as you suggest). Al Savage has a very excellent webpage which spells out what needs to be adjusted (I'm sorry, I don't have access to my OS/2 bookmarks at the moment, but you can find him by posting in the comp.os.os2.apps newsgroup). >6. Some websites need to download Java applets (ex: http://www.sbdsl.com >) but they do not get downloaded... I can see that the "advanced" page >of Warpzilla preferences has checked "Enable Java" and "Enable >JavaScript for Navigator", but no place to give a path to the Java >directory like NS 4.61. How can I tell if Java is working? Can't help here, Java is next on my list to mess with.. >7. Should I try to install 4.61 versions of plugins with this version of >Warpzilla, or are there just not any plugins available besides Shockwave >Flash? There are only a couple plugins that work.. Flash and Acrobat Reader do wrok, apparently, and all you need to do is to drag the dlls from the Netscape plugins folder to the Mozilla plugins folder. The files to look for are: npswf2.dll and nppdfos2.dll.
