Off topic Internet Browser?

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You should be able to have both on your PC with
little or no problem. It's just software, like having
Lotus and Excel on the same PC. When going between
the two, you may get a message saying "XXX is not set as
your default browser, would you like to set as default" where
XXX is Netscape, or IE. Hope this helps.

Tim Care
Electro Chemical Finishing

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From: "Dan Shallbetter" <dans@...>
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Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2000 12:57 PM
Subject: [Vantage] off topic Internet Browser ?


> I am currently running SBS 4.5 using Internet Explorer 5. across the
> network. Fidelity Investments preferred browser for transmitting them info
> is Netscape. Can I download Netscape onto my administrative client and
have
> both browser residing on my network without corrupting the network?
>
> TIA
> Dan Shallbetter
> States Electric Mfg.
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I am currently running SBS 4.5 using Internet Explorer 5. across the
network. Fidelity Investments preferred browser for transmitting them info
is Netscape. Can I download Netscape onto my administrative client and have
both browser residing on my network without corrupting the network?

TIA
Dan Shallbetter
States Electric Mfg.
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We are doing this without any problems. One of our product/marketing
managers uses Netscape all the time but will switch to IE if he notices a
problem. The Proxy Server is running on our SBS 4.5 system although I
believe I have this guy bypassing it and going directly to the router.
Netscape does not "invade" the Windows Client as much as IE does (an
integral part of the OS so they say) but should still process IP traffic as
well as any program monitoring IP ports (such as 80). I don't see any way it
has affected the network as a whole or any affect on the server side of
things. We have had a couple cases of B2B procurement auction type services
requiring java scripting that IE won't handle so we use Netscape for them.
Arrrgh!! Why can't they all just get along?

-Todd C.

-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Shallbetter [mailto:dans@...]
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2000 11:57 AM
To: 'vantage@egroups.com'
Subject: [Vantage] off topic Internet Browser ?


I am currently running SBS 4.5 using Internet Explorer 5. across the
network. Fidelity Investments preferred browser for transmitting them info
is Netscape. Can I download Netscape onto my administrative client and have
both browser residing on my network without corrupting the network?

TIA
Dan Shallbetter
States Electric Mfg.




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