John O'Flynn wrote:

> Helene, I'd love to help, but all I can do is sympathize.  I used
> Netscape for years (since version 2) but by last fall I'd had all I
> could take of their "illegal operations" and just bailed out.  So did a
> lot of other people (look at the figures).  I assume you're using
> version 4 in some form (according to reports version 6 is totally
> unusable).  Some people have solved the problem by periodically
> uninstalling and reinstalling.  But who needs to live with that?  It
> seems that AOL took the world's best browser and gave it the kiss of
> death.
>
> Some of the experts on this list may be able to give you more
> sophisticated advice than this, but my own crude advice is to give your
> computer a good dose of salts and get rid of every last trace of
> Netscape.  Spring cleaning :-)
>
> HTH, John

Hi John.. I was afraid someone was going to say this. I have used Netscape,
since the first time I got on the computer, and I'm so familiar with it. and
I hate change. Sigh..
I guess I'll either have to reinstall/deal with it.. or maybe Kelly might
have some suggestions, as she's the expert on Netscape.. Kelly, are you out
there.??

I have tried Outlook, and dont like the set up for the mail programs.. I
really do prefer Netscape. so if I can possibly?? stay with it, (at least a
bit longer). I would really like to.

These error messages are nothing more than an annoyance.. but they seem to
be happening more frequently lately.

I do use Netscape Communicator. 4.7..

Helene
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