Re: netscape + fluid/fixed tables (formerly nemesis) /Homesite
by "Pam Shorey" <palema(at)galaxyinternet.net>
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Hi Shelley,
On 5 Dec 2002 at 21:17, Shelley Watson
wrote:
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> Dear Peoples
>
> I've been working on this problem of viewing some of my sites in
> Netscape 4.8 and have a couple of questions, in particular with one of
> the sites:
>
> 2) Anyone have any idea on how to set the external browser in
> HomeSite
> to NN4.8?
2) To into Options > configure external
browser --it's about the 4th item down on my
system, below 'settings,' 'customize' and 'auto
backup file maintenance'
You have to have the browser you want to add
on your system, and when you click on
'configure' it brings up a box where you can
navigate to the exe file. Then, I forget, I think
you have to select it from the list and click
'add.'
> 3) Need the Mozilla NGLayout Control for this - pardon my
> ignorance,
> but what is that?
A search on google turned up this:
"NGlayout is Netscape's Next Generation
Layout engine, and probably the most
important new component under development
for Mozilla and Netscape"
More info and download at
http://www.taylor.org/~taylor/nglayout.html
> 4) Should I bother to set my external browser to NN4.8 or just
> continue
> as I am with checking via the loaded browser on my system (I know,
> opinion time, but I'm interested if anyone cares to tackle that.)
I find it worth it to me to set it at whatever
Netscape version I'm concerned with most at
the time. It's definitely worth it to add to your
list of external browsers the ones you are most
likely to view pages with. Once they're on the
list, it's pretty easy to switch from one to
another as you work on different problems of
a site or different sites.
That said, I must admit that I do not in fact
switch around very often.
Best regards,
Pam Shorey
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