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Short-cut to Cat-E-Log
Posted: 24 Oct 2003, 18:08
by kateswan
Is it just me? When I'm in the forum there seems to be no
quick link to get to the Cat-E-Log. I have to jump back
to the home page.
A short-cut would be nice!
Kathy S
Posted: 24 Oct 2003, 20:35
by Silurus
Posted: 24 Oct 2003, 20:49
by kateswan
Tool bar? What tool bar . . .
Okay, it is just me. On a Mac, with a preferred Netscape
browser, there is no tool bar.
Load up the dread/despised IE, and there's a tool bar.
Kathy S
A Mac User in a Windows World. Pah.
Posted: 24 Oct 2003, 20:52
by Silurus
Kathy,
I use a Mac, too, as do several others on this forum (Dinyar, Rusty...).
Are you using OS 9 or OS X? I find that if you use Netscape 7.0 in OS 9, you need to download an updated java plugin to get the toolbar thing to work.
I used Netscape 7.0 in OS 9 in the past, but have since switched to Safari in OS X.
Posted: 24 Oct 2003, 21:00
by kateswan
I'm still in OS9, dragging my feet on OSX,
and I'm also still using Netscape 6.
My newest Mac, one of the last G4s, came packaged with OSX,
and Communicator. Where did you pick up Safari?
Kathy S
Posted: 24 Oct 2003, 21:51
by Silurus
Safari is a free download from Apple's website (go to Support and then Downloads). Alternatively, you can just run Software Update after installing OS X and it will allow you to download and install Safari automatically.
If you want to stick to OS 9, I suggest upgrading to Netscape 7.0. IME, it's more stable and snappier.
Posted: 24 Oct 2003, 22:16
by Rusty
Don't forget about 10.3, which comes out today. You can probably get it for $20 considering your Mac is quite new.
On another note, see
this thread. That dinosaur of a Java applet is soon to be replaced by a much snappier and java-less DHTML script.
Rusty
Posted: 26 Oct 2003, 19:26
by Jools
Rusty wrote:On another note, see
this thread. That dinosaur of a Java applet is soon to be replaced by a much snappier and java-less DHTML script.
If I can get the darn thing to work with the cat-elog frames which is NOT looking good right now.
Jools