Re: From NAV to where?

From: "Shane" <arthursixpence@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 09:39:53 GMT

> There are a number of site that I use regularly that are IE only or IE
> and Netscape only. I DO HAVE Opera, Mozilla and FireFox installed on
> several PCs. When someone is waiting on the phone for an answer, I don't
> have time to switch around browsers, I don't have time to synchronize
> URLs between browsers. I don't have time to figure which of about 50+
> sites I access for information are ActiveX only.

You should get the Firefox View in IE plugin. Works great. R-click, select
View this page in IE. Also works for links.

Shane

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