On 6 May 2006, at 5:30 PM, bill cole wrote:
Thanks Robert, I've got the same "specs" but I'm on "cable" I turned
off IPV 6, and it certainly speeds mine up, I haven't a clue what IPV
6 does, or, what it doesn't do for me now that I've switched it off! ,
I wonder if you could give a short summary, I'm always interested in
what you write
Thanks a lot
Bill
Hi Bill,
I have not yet learned about IPV 6 , so i am unable to help with a
short summary at this time.
The tip came from a Mac user who had mailed in to a site I regularly
visit to read about these sorts of things .
The site is updated daily ( except Sunday's ) with many snippets of
news and reviews of software and hardware .
Just go to :- < http://www.macintouch.com/>
and follow your interest .
The article and other similar mails about Safari are here :=
<http://www.macintouch.com/readerreports/safari/index.html#may05>
You will see the link has May05 at the end .
So the link will take you to a large file and position your screen at
mails for May 5th.
It's interesting also to read the mails on days previous to that.
Have fun
Bob
On 06/05/2006, at 9:40 AM, Robert Howells wrote:
If you think Safari is running slow , try this :-
Turning that IPV 6 off made a big difference in all the regular sites
I visit.
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