On Monday 08 Nov 2004 17:02, M.Schild wrote: > > I haven't installed that, so I have to guess, but that's almost certainly > > where you can put something to make it look as though you are running IE. > > � There are a few really badly designed sites that simply won't let you > > in if you are running something else, and they mostly read the browser > > identification. �Some mail apps, like Firefox, allow you to have more > > than one identification, I understand, and switch between them. �That way > > you escape the really annoying thing of having to pretend that you are > > running windows. > > That�s more or less what I thouhgt. I shall just avoid sites that want me > to pretend I use Windows :-) > thanks > Matusr
For the main part, I agree with you, but a few sad people have found that their banking lines insist on IE. I would be sorely tempted to change banks, but then..... Anne -- Registered Linux User No.293302 Have you visited http://twiki.mdklinuxfaq.org yet?
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