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Mozilla: Firefox and Thunderbird Discussion ...
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396<i> Firefox doesn't support Active X.</i> Thanks for your replyLindyBill-9/25/2005
395Use MS Internet Explorer to open web sites that use Active X controls. Firefox B.K.Myers-9/25/2005
394"Mozilla active X" is giving me error messages and causing me to crashLindyBill-9/24/2005
393G... thanks, that got me what I wanted. Warning to Thunderbird users who want tKen Adams-9/5/2005
392Ken, in IE click addresses>file>new group. Other email clients have similaGottfried-9/5/2005
391I think I've seen this posted here before, but I can't readily find it. Ken Adams-9/5/2005
390The Rise of ``Worse is Better'' By Richard Gabriel I and just about eveSun Tzu-7/24/2005
389Next Major Firefox Release Delayed July 21, 2005 Developers are now shooting Jagfan-7/24/2005
388Your profile might still be on your hard drive under an unexpected user name or Esteban-6/13/2005
387Somehow I managed to wipe firefox clean, all bookmarks gone, stored passwords anredfish-6/11/2005
386I've been doing all my security updates. Had a problem with 1.0.4, though. Lane3-5/13/2005
385 Discussion on lack of future Mozilla suite updates weblogs.mozillazine.org wTimF-5/12/2005
384Thanks! I've passed that 411 along to my pal. :) <EOM>Raymond Duray-5/12/2005
383Firefox 1.0.4 fixes security, stability issues On download THE BROWSER that thTimF-5/12/2005
382Thunderbird cannot import data from AOL directly. To import mail saved on your cGarlic Breath-5/12/2005
381Importing Email Address Book into Thunderbird -- A friend wants to migrate froRaymond Duray-5/11/2005
380this article appeared in computerworld today. i don't use firefox, but for tsoftware salesperson-5/9/2005
379Thanksdoniam-5/8/2005
378Security/Tracking Issue w Yahoo Super Cookies A cut & paste from another boLTBH-5/8/2005
377Erik, I spoke in haste early this morning. The instructions you gave did not accjw-5/6/2005
376Thanks Erik, that works !<g> /jwjw-5/6/2005
375You have two ways to achieve this. Temporarily. You should have a button "Icebrg-5/6/2005
374How do I get incoming e-mails to show Images? Now there is a message at top of ejw-5/6/2005
373Bingo. Thanks for the advice. :) <EOM>Raymond Duray-4/25/2005
372I think all you have to do is... In FF go to tools, options, 4th box down.. clFritzV-4/25/2005
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