MS changes DLLs on a whim. It could very well be that Netscape used
some not officially documented functionality that has since been
removed. Netscape is no longer supported by AOL, I;d suggest you move
on. Thunderbird is pretty good, and the latest version hasn't crashed
on my yet. Yes I know, I should be giving advice from my Win2K box, but
then everything I need to do works here.
On 2/6/2011 8:01 AM, mike wilson wrote:
Having had a major meltdown before Christmas, I have (mostly) managed
to get things back on track. Except....
I use Netscape 7.2 for the mail application. I already had the
installer file but, when I installed it, I could not get the programme
to start. Downloaded a new version of the installer and the same
problem. It installs with no difficulty but will not react to
clicking on the desktop shortcut or going to the .exe file and
directly clicking on that.
After the meltdown, I went from simple XPSP2 only to the same but with
all subsequent upgrade/downloads required by MS. Is it possible (with
my tinfoil hat firmly in place) that one of these has disabled NS? If
so, does anyone know which one? A month's furious googling reveals
nothing enlightening to me.
If I am truly stumped, is there a compatible, proper email programme
that will import in/out and other boxes from NS?
Many thanks in advance.
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