Re: info center search. III.

At the risk of adding to the heat - I tried NS 6 soon after it first came
out. It was awful!! And almost impossible to remove from my system. I gave
up on it totally. I assume things are better, but I'll probably never try
it again, and I advise anyone I can, not to use it, either.

I've been a long devotee of NS, last using NS 4.79. But I've moved IE for
almost everything. Once in awhile, I need to use NS, if things don't want
to work in IE, so I keep it around.

Use NS 6 in good health, if you can make it work. I just don't have the
time to mess with it.

Cheers and all that.

At 11:03 PM 5/10/02 -0400, you wrote:
>At 5:59 PM -0700 5/10/02, BOBC@ri-net.com wrote:
>>I post a notice on my websites warning users of Netscape 6.x that they are
>>not compatible with my site and should replace their Netscape browser with
>>Netscape 4.7x or Microsoft MS/IE.  We have been able to get away with this
>>and get good compliance from our business partners.
>
>    These are the kinds of sites that I avoid like the plague.  It
>takes a certain amount of impudence to dictate what software I should
>use just because the web "designer" doesn't have the necessary skills
>to create a decent web page.
>
>    What it tells me is that the company doesn't particularly want my
>business.  And I'm always happy to oblige.
>
>    Regards,
>
>    - Lou Forlini
>      Software Engineer
>      System Support Products, Inc.
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