At 12:18 12-11-99 , 2Nerotik wrote:
>When IE comes up asking if you want it to be your default 
>browser tell it no and tell it not to ask you again. This can 
>be changed in its "Internet Options" --> "Programs" and at 
>the bottom it has a check box that says "Internet Explorer
>should check to see...."

If only it really worked this way. Alas, I fear the judge is right in the
DOJ v. Microsoft case. Even if you turn it off, it may still come back some
of the time. Despite your best interests to the contrary.

>I would think a webdesigner would know all this. =c)

Speak for yourself.

For many of us, trying to find a semblance among a dearth of information
and a wealth of misinformation is an ongoing challenge.

Safe computing,  /Harold

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