Re: [OT] Geography lesson

On Mon, 31 Oct 2005 21:08:41 -0600, Da Frank wrote
(in article <c0ndm1ln6gcdtmohioirml0iqr0vutsi8d@xxxxxxx>):

> Even ? Out of interest, just exactly what doesn't work on IE, that
> works on other browsers ?

Actually nothing I've found. It's just that when people switch to Macs it's
to get away from the whole Microsoft systems yet the IE Mac version works
better than the browser made by Apple. In fact, I have it on this machine
and use it often...




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Cheers!

Dennis

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