Currently, Google Calendar supports the following browsers (which can be downloaded for free):
- Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) version 6.0 or later (for Windows) - Mozilla Firefox version 1.07 or later (for Windows and Mac) Note: JavaScript and cookies must be enabled on all browsers.
If you'd like to change your default browser, please follow the instructions below.
CHANGING YOUR DEFAULT BROWSER TO IE
1. Open IE and go to "Tools" > "Internet Options" > "Programs." 2. Check the box next to "Internet Explorer should check to see whether it is the default browser" and click on "OK." 3. Close all your open browser windows (in IE and any other browser you're using). When you next access the internet, IE will offer the option for you to set it as your default browser.
CHANGING YOUR DEFAULT BROWSER TO FIREFOX
1. Open Firefox and go to 'Tools' > 'Options' > 'General.' 2. Check the box next to 'Firefox should check to see whether it is the default browser when starting' and click 'OK.' 3. Close all your open browser windows (in Firefox and any other browser you're using). When you next access the internet, Firefox will offer the option for you to set it as your default browser.
If you're using one of these browsers and find that Google Calendar isn't working properly, please let us know.
The first Death Star held 27,048 officers, 774,576 crew including troopers, pilots and crewers, 400,000 support workers and over 25,000 Imperial stormtroopers. It also carried assault shuttles, Skipray Blastboats, strike cruisers, drop ships, land vehicles, and support ships as well as 7,200 TIE fighters.
As one can see, it's heavily armed. Imagine a botnet of Death Star zombies!
For surface protection it sported 2,000 Turbolaser batteries, 2,500 ion cannons and at least 700 tractor beam projectors, plus, of course, the superlaser.
There we have it! Anti-spyware protection, anti-virus protection, anti-adware protection... The whole lot!
And just in reply: I have the healthy intention of installing Linux. I've already done so before, but haven't done so on this computer (the one I use most) yet. In february (right after my exams), that should change.
I'm still not sure myself whether or not I will install this unofficial patch.
Reasons for not installing it: -I'm behind a router and use a firewall, virus scanner and several anti-spyware programs. -I don't visit any suspicious websites (though this is probably not limited to 'suspicious' websites. -I use Firefox for browsing, which (if I remember correctly) is not directly affected, unless you accept to run the.wmf-file.
My possible reasons for installing this patch beforehand: -I don't know if the virus scanner and anti-spyware programs will pick this up in time. -I have exams in two weeks from now. I don't have the time to spend hours on end to remove crap like this (and yes, I do have time to type this message:-P ).
Oh, and patch tuesday, is that tomorrow or next week?
Ah, this definitely was the year of desktop Linux and the death of *BSD, the year in which I welcome Linus, our new KDE-loving overlord... Imagine a beowulf cluster of KDE-loving Linuses!
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I wish cell phones would use such a keyboard! It's so annoying to type text messages on a cell phone key board (slow as hell!).
Why don't more companies utilise this technology?
And they wonder why you guys lost the war...
Thou art correct...
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Sorry about the ugly link, but slashdot doesn't seem to like me putting it in
http://web.archive.org/web/20050224222429/http://
If one can believe Amazon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/tg/stores/deta il/-/videogames/B00005NCEZ/pictures/ref%3Ddp_pics_ smp/202-8135606-0966225
It even has screenshots...
They do support Firefox ;-) Don't know if Mozilla works.. py?answer=37057&topic=8581
http://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/answer
Which browsers does Google Calendar support?
Currently, Google Calendar supports the following browsers (which can be downloaded for free):
- Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) version 6.0 or later (for Windows)
- Mozilla Firefox version 1.07 or later (for Windows and Mac)
Note: JavaScript and cookies must be enabled on all browsers.
If you'd like to change your default browser, please follow the instructions below.
CHANGING YOUR DEFAULT BROWSER TO IE
1. Open IE and go to "Tools" > "Internet Options" > "Programs."
2. Check the box next to "Internet Explorer should check to see whether it is the default browser" and click on "OK."
3. Close all your open browser windows (in IE and any other browser you're using). When you next access the internet, IE will offer the option for you to set it as your default browser.
CHANGING YOUR DEFAULT BROWSER TO FIREFOX
1. Open Firefox and go to 'Tools' > 'Options' > 'General.'
2. Check the box next to 'Firefox should check to see whether it is the default browser when starting' and click 'OK.'
3. Close all your open browser windows (in Firefox and any other browser you're using). When you next access the internet, Firefox will offer the option for you to set it as your default browser.
If you're using one of these browsers and find that Google Calendar isn't working properly, please let us know.
You'd get a D!
Why would you make a joke for the humor impaired? //Yes, this is a joke as well.
So, what if things get too hot? Will the muscles stay contracted? Sounds almost too easy to sabotage.
Or did I misunderstand?
I've already installed WPA-supplicant.
Now just getting it to work...
I do think they should put it on the CD by default! Ndiswrapper is there, why not WPA-supplicant?
Only in this case, the gasoline wouldn't become unavailable. It's still on every computer.
Since you're posting on slashdot, you won't have much use for them anyway!
Isn't that gnome? http://img460.imageshack.us/img460/707/possibleui1 3ke.png
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I know, I was just joking around ;-)
In fact, I'm not that much of a programmer, I only know the basics at this point (one university course on Java).
It must be because I can only program Java. *sigh*
http://artlebedev.com.nyud.net:8090/portfolio/opti mus/i mus-mini/
;-)
http://artlebedev.com.nyud.net:8090/portfolio/opt
Would be nice if the editors placed the Coral Cache links right away
The first Death Star held 27,048 officers, 774,576 crew including troopers, pilots and crewers, 400,000 support workers and over 25,000 Imperial stormtroopers. It also carried assault shuttles, Skipray Blastboats, strike cruisers, drop ships, land vehicles, and support ships as well as 7,200 TIE fighters.
As one can see, it's heavily armed. Imagine a botnet of Death Star zombies!
For surface protection it sported 2,000 Turbolaser batteries, 2,500 ion cannons and at least 700 tractor beam projectors, plus, of course, the superlaser.
There we have it! Anti-spyware protection, anti-virus protection, anti-adware protection... The whole lot!
Clearly, we're talking about Windows.
Pheh, that's nothing!
Back in my days, we had Zippo lighters the size of storage closets, and matches were heavy as bricks!
Patent pending. Our lawyers will contact you shortly to claim all of your money.
to watch Porn?
I've used live-cd's before, but I'm not switching because of this patch.
:-P).
I'm switching because I want to stick with Linux. That's easier using dual-boot than a live-cd (as I can actually install things
Okay, thanks for the heads up.
And just in reply:
I have the healthy intention of installing Linux. I've already done so before, but haven't done so on this computer (the one I use most) yet.
In february (right after my exams), that should change.
*goes off to install this patch*
I'm still not sure myself whether or not I will install this unofficial patch.
.wmf-file.
:-P ).
Reasons for not installing it:
-I'm behind a router and use a firewall, virus scanner and several anti-spyware programs.
-I don't visit any suspicious websites (though this is probably not limited to 'suspicious' websites.
-I use Firefox for browsing, which (if I remember correctly) is not directly affected, unless you accept to run the
My possible reasons for installing this patch beforehand:
-I don't know if the virus scanner and anti-spyware programs will pick this up in time.
-I have exams in two weeks from now. I don't have the time to spend hours on end to remove crap like this (and yes, I do have time to type this message
Oh, and patch tuesday, is that tomorrow or next week?
To be honest, I prefer Gnome as well...
*ducks from Linus' flaming sword of... well, flaming*
Ah, this definitely was the year of desktop Linux and the death of *BSD, the year in which I welcome Linus, our new KDE-loving overlord... Imagine a beowulf cluster of KDE-loving Linuses!