Run Mozilla with the -profilemanager switch and you can choose where to put settings for a new profile.
As for "MSIE javascript", Mozilla will attempt to run JavaScript as long as it is clear what the developer intends. The most common example is that you must use "getElementById(element)" instead of merely "element" in JavaScript in Mozilla. This is because if you just use "element", Mozilla doesn't know if you mean ID "element", class "element", or name "element".
There are many discussions like this on netscape.public.mozilla.wishlist.
Yes, I know four months isn't terribly long, but the police had people analyze the data on the computers in the first couple weeks (there was a ResNet guy with them when they served their warrants--I'm sure he helped them analyze the data). And the police were given the root passwords to the computers they seized when the warrants were served.
As for "double police systems", consider the fact that at every OSU football game there is a collection of Ohio State Highway Patrolmen, Franklin County Sheriff's Deputies, Columbus Police, and University Police. I don't know how they decide who does what. Also, the OSU Police Department actually has detectives (one of whom was running the hub case).
And you generally don't have to pay for GPL'd software. The only thing the developer asks for in return is that you release any changes under the same license.
CISCO knew this requirement, yet they still used Linux for their routers.
Since I'm in the CIS department at my school, I get all that stuff for free. However, I don't take advantage of it (though I might take advantage of Windows Server 2003).
Also, all the CIS computers are thin clients that connect to one of 10 or so Solaris servers. Needless to say, we don't teach C#, VC++ or VB.
1) It means that KSVG, which was stalled for a long time, is now stable enough to be considered part of the base system. That is good news for SVG adoption in general, as it means that Konqueror 3.2 will likely have native SVG-with-animation support. Finally, an out-of-the-box fully-SVG-enabled browser other than IE-with-Adobe.:-) It's also quite likely that once the KHTML integration is complete, it will end up in Safari as well, which is good for everyone.
I hope that Mozilla will catch up to Konqueror then. There are experimental Mozilla builds with SVG enabled, but I believe there's only one developer, so progress is slow.
I don't really care if he's an editor or not, writing a "review" of Windows XP whose basic premise is "It's not like Linux, and all the Linux software I like is different on it" is drivel.
Well, most people claim they won't switch from Windows to Linux because it's "different". Is that drivel?
It's a big step to switch operating systems. He just went a different way than most people, and I can't quite contemplate going that way.
You might have missed the numbers in large print... US currency is designated with positive integers like "1", "5", "10", "20", "50", "100", which indicates the value.
They're used to those numbers as well as different colors for their money. It doesn't hurt the US to slowly switch to the different colors, so they might as well.
The texture of each bill is slightly different. The newsstand near my office is run by a blind guy who is likely the fastest money sorter/counter that I have ever met.
So both the FCC and the FTC can enforce the do-not-call list. Personally, I don't care who enforces it as long as they have the power to do so.
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Even better.
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The Adobe SVG Viewer that supports basic scripting in IE. If it's reasonable to expect people to download Flash, Shockwave, Acrobat Reader, etc., then they can download the SVG Viewer.
If it will improve Google's searches, I will send them anonymous usage statistics. That is, if I wanted a Google Toolbar (I do not).
And just to let you know, when you start Mozilla Composer you also send in anonymous usage statistics.
And the third-party Google Toolbar extensions for MF and Moz don't have PageRank. If you turn off PageRank in the IE version, you get the same featureset, and no usage reporting.
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Run Mozilla with the -profilemanager switch and you can choose where to put settings for a new profile.
As for "MSIE javascript", Mozilla will attempt to run JavaScript as long as it is clear what the developer intends. The most common example is that you must use "getElementById(element)" instead of merely "element" in JavaScript in Mozilla. This is because if you just use "element", Mozilla doesn't know if you mean ID "element", class "element", or name "element".
There are many discussions like this on netscape.public.mozilla.wishlist.
Yes, I know four months isn't terribly long, but the police had people analyze the data on the computers in the first couple weeks (there was a ResNet guy with them when they served their warrants--I'm sure he helped them analyze the data). And the police were given the root passwords to the computers they seized when the warrants were served.
As for "double police systems", consider the fact that at every OSU football game there is a collection of Ohio State Highway Patrolmen, Franklin County Sheriff's Deputies, Columbus Police, and University Police. I don't know how they decide who does what. Also, the OSU Police Department actually has detectives (one of whom was running the hub case).
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I didn't misread it, I mistyped it.
Hell, I could have almost exactly what they want using dchub in a week or two.
I'm not sure if it's still the case, but ICQ users used to be able to send SMS messages for free.
And you generally don't have to pay for GPL'd software. The only thing the developer asks for in return is that you release any changes under the same license.
CISCO knew this requirement, yet they still used Linux for their routers.
Try a CD. They're not that expensive, and may well be worth it if you're on dialup.
Since I'm in the CIS department at my school, I get all that stuff for free. However, I don't take advantage of it (though I might take advantage of Windows Server 2003).
Also, all the CIS computers are thin clients that connect to one of 10 or so Solaris servers. Needless to say, we don't teach C#, VC++ or VB.
Well, Netscape released the source to their product, but then nearly all of it was scrapped and reimplemented with XUL in mind.
On a related note, StarOffice 7 comes out tomorrow. It's a free download for educational use.
Fax spam is a tort. You can sue the originators. Talk to a lawyer.
So how close did Emacs come to VIM? Or was the Emacs vote split between GNU Emacs and XEmacs? How close was Galeon to Mozilla? PostgreSQL to MySQL?
I'm not necessarily interested in what is most popular, but how popular it was and what it's runners-up were.
It's a big step to switch operating systems. He just went a different way than most people, and I can't quite contemplate going that way.
They didn't forge her signature. They put down "N/A", and it still went through.
A TeleZapper doesn't always work.
Mozilla Firebird
Mozilla Thunderbird
OpenOffice.org
AVG Anti-Virus
Gaim
VLC Media Player
Spybot Search & Destroy
See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/words-to-avoid.html# IntellectualProperty.
So both the FCC and the FTC can enforce the do-not-call list. Personally, I don't care who enforces it as long as they have the power to do so.
Even better.
The Adobe SVG Viewer that supports basic scripting in IE. If it's reasonable to expect people to download Flash, Shockwave, Acrobat Reader, etc., then they can download the SVG Viewer.
Also note HotPOP3, which allows POP3 access to Hotmail. I haven't tried it, but it looks promising.
If it will improve Google's searches, I will send them anonymous usage statistics. That is, if I wanted a Google Toolbar (I do not).
And just to let you know, when you start Mozilla Composer you also send in anonymous usage statistics.
And the third-party Google Toolbar extensions for MF and Moz don't have PageRank. If you turn off PageRank in the IE version, you get the same featureset, and no usage reporting.