Netscape 6.1

[Jim Herrmann]

I'm not sure what you mean.  Applets work fine.  I used the JRE that 
downloaded with Netscape.  I didn't try using the one I already had on 
my machine.  Is that what you're saying?

I also am not sure what you're talking about with the message search.  I 
was able to search my messages and display folders in which to file a 
found message, search sub folders, etc.  Can't think of anything else 
I'd want to do.

Let me know,
Jim

hanasaki wrote:

> Have you gotten the Java VM to work?
> 
> Have you noticed that if you do a msg search and the click file, there 
> is a limit of how many folders it will show?
> 
> If you have, please comment.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Gerald Combs wrote:
> 
>> On Mon, 13 Aug 2001, Jim Herrmann wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Is anyone else trying out Netscape V6.1?  If so, what do you think?  
>>> I downloaded and installed it this weekend.  It seems to be WAY more 
>>> stable than 6.01, but that is not saying much.  Actually, I can't 
>>> remember it crashing at all in the three days since I started using 
>>> it.  The browser is plenty fast, but the mail client seems a bit 
>>> slow, but everything appears to be working as advertised.  I was able 
>>> to get all my mail and addresses moved over from 4.77, but it took 
>>> awhile to get it all straightened out because the install migrated my 
>>> Mozilla profile, which I hadn't been using full time, rather than my 
>>> NS profile, which I had been using.  That is one nice thing about 
>>> staying in the same lineage of browser/mail, the mail files can 
>>> simply be copied from one to the other.  For the most part, it looks 
>>> like Mozilla 0.9.2, with a few extras thrown in.
>>>
>>
>> I started using Mozilla as my primary browser when 0.9.2 came out (I'm 
>> now
>> using 0.9.3).  It renders pages fast, but opening a new window often 
>> takes
>> a while.  I have it configured to disable pop-up windows, loop through
>> animated GIFs only once, and to use Google as its default search 
>> engine.  These three features more than offset the slowness, IMO.
>>
>>
>>
>>> Anyone else?
>>>
>>> Peace,
>>> Jim Herrmann
>>>
>>>
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