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To: PetroLou who wrote (2553)	3/24/1999 5:42:00 PM
From: wily	Respond to of 110635

>>Your welcome. Netscape doesn't have the same full screen capability that IE does, but you can hide most of it; click the extreme right of the toolbar (looks like a bunch of rivets) and you can hide everything except the menu bar.<< Some people use both browsers and say that Netscape offers a lot, but I guess I'm just too lazy to learn two systems. >>Have you checked out the Favorites folder-they added some new functionality there also, stumbled across it this morning when I went to organize some favorites and found the interface had been changed. It's a lot cleaner, but still seems to lack a little--it would be nice if it would alphabetize the list, that seems to be my biggest annoyance with the Favorites folder.<< My Favorites ARE alphabetical -- whether I access them in the drop-down menu, the "Organize Favorites" option, in the Windows/Favoites folder, or in the split-screen version (which I'm starting to appreciate now). Wonder why they aren't alphabetical for you -- that would annoy me too. Strange. Yes, this browser is coming in to its' own now. >>I really like the elongated status bar, it lets you see a lot more of the address when you point your mouse on a link, still not all it, but then again some of those address are long.<< Never use the status bar -- I like the full screen for some reason... Glad it makes you happy though <g> I also like the new design art they put on the launch screen for Outlook Express. Differentiates it from ie. Used to have a split-second of confusion when launching OE. w