Last year, the people behind Mozilla created a foundation, largely funded by a $2 million pledge from AOL, to build, support and promote Mozilla products. I hoped there was some way to automate this process so I don't have to bother with it (like it is in IE), but have searched the menubar and can find nothing that pertains to it.Analysts had said that the death knell was sounding for the Netscape browser after AOL last year laid off essentially all of its Netscape software developers and ended development work on the Mozilla browser technology (see story).ĭevelopment work was taken over by the Mozilla open-source project, which was originally started in early 1998 by Netscape and continued when AOL acquired Netscape later that year.

So you go through 3 dialog boxes before the d**n thing will play. ram file for it already saved, and it asks you again to save it, because it already exists, you get the warning that the file already exists. It's worse if you have already saved a file because when you click on a station that you've listened to before, and have the. It opens a dialog box asking you if you want to save a '.ram' file, which you must answer OK to, and after saving it, another dialog box appears giving you the choice of launching the file, after which the music starts. When you pick a station from it in IE, it just loads RealPlayer and starts receiving the music.

However, I frequently use RealOne Player's radio tuner. So I downloaded NN 7.0, and sure enough, the problem went away (and the pages also load faster). If I refresh (often 3-4 times), it sometimes causes all the graphics to show, but sometimes it just makes some pictures that WERE showing to revert to red 'x's' and ones that were not to show!Ībout 3 weeks ago, someone on this forum told me it was a bug in IE 6, and that they had switched to Netscape and no longer have the problem.

Since downloading IE 6, I 've had a persistent problem getting ALL of the graphics on Web pages to show get the dreaded red 'x' in a small frame in place of some picture that's supposed to be ther.

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