mozilla browser (firefox) question

Was thhinking of hoing from internet explorer to mozilla browser (firefox) and was
wondering if it comes with the viewers for things like msie or do they have to be added
manually??

TIA

On 2004-05-23, whayface <whayfaceSPAM7770943@yahooJUNK.com> wrote:
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> mozilla browser (firefox) question
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> Was thhinking of hoing from internet explorer to mozilla browser (firefox) and was
> wondering if it comes with the viewers for things like msie or do they have to be added
> manually??
>
Define "the viewers for things like msie."

--
Tiger
[Insert funny, clever, or profound quote here]

On 2004-05-23, whayface <whayfaceSPAM7770943@yahooJUNK.com> wrote:
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> mozilla browser (firefox) question
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> Was thhinking of hoing from internet explorer to mozilla browser (firefox) and was
> wondering if it comes with the viewers for things like msie or do they have to be added
> manually??
>
Define "the viewers for things like msie."

--
Tiger
[Insert funny, clever, or profound quote here]

whayface wrote:

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> mozilla browser (firefox) question
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> Was thhinking of hoing from internet explorer to mozilla browser (firefox) and was
> wondering if it comes with the viewers for things like msie or do they have to be added
> manually??
>
> TIA
>
>
I think you are trying to ask if mozilla can view files such as real
player/mpeg/shockwave flash and such. The answer is that you will need
the plugins.

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[My donkey would like a midget and a yacht, please.]

Super Mike
"On the plains of hesitation lie the blackened bones
of countless millions who at the dawn of victory
lay down to rest, and in resting died." -Adlai Stevenson

Super Mike
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whayface wrote:

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> mozilla browser (firefox) question
>
> Was thhinking of hoing from internet explorer to mozilla browser (firefox) and was
> wondering if it comes with the viewers for things like msie or do they have to be added
> manually??
>
> TIA
>
>
I think you are trying to ask if mozilla can view files such as real
player/mpeg/shockwave flash and such. The answer is that you will need
the plugins.

--
Super Mike
"Mi asno querría un enano y un yate, por favor."
[My donkey would like a midget and a yacht, please.]

Super Mike
"On the plains of hesitation lie the blackened bones
of countless millions who at the dawn of victory
lay down to rest, and in resting died." -Adlai Stevenson

Super Mike
My Favorite Freeware
http://www2.hawaii.edu/~vitug/links.htm#Software

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> whayface wrote:
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>> mozilla browser (firefox) question
>>
>> Was thhinking of hoing from internet explorer to mozilla browser
>> (firefox) and was wondering if it comes with the viewers for things
>> like msie or do they have to be added manually??
>>
>> TIA
>>
>>
> I think you are trying to ask if mozilla can view files such as real
> player/mpeg/shockwave flash and such. The answer is that you will need
> the plugins.
>

And it's quasi automatic

When a "flash" comes it will be, for the first time, shown as a square
where "click here to install" will be written, you click and thats all !

Anti_Freak_Machine <user@example.com> écrivait
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> whayface wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> mozilla browser (firefox) question
>>
>> Was thhinking of hoing from internet explorer to mozilla browser
>> (firefox) and was wondering if it comes with the viewers for things
>> like msie or do they have to be added manually??
>>
>> TIA
>>
>>
> I think you are trying to ask if mozilla can view files such as real
> player/mpeg/shockwave flash and such. The answer is that you will need
> the plugins.
>

And it's quasi automatic

When a "flash" comes it will be, for the first time, shown as a square
where "click here to install" will be written, you click and thats all !

On Mon, 24 May 2004 14:32:37 GMT, [ol] posted to alt.comp.freeware:

>> I think you are trying to ask if mozilla can view files such as real
>> player/mpeg/shockwave flash and such. The answer is that you will need
>> the plugins.
>>
>
> And it's quasi automatic
>
> When a "flash" comes it will be, for the first time, shown as a square
> where "click here to install" will be written, you click and thats all !

While I use FireFox and wouldn't use anything else, I hardly think it's a
"you click and thats (sic) all". Far from it. Especially if it's the
shockwave viewer (IIRC). That "you click" takes you to macromedia's website
where you've got to figure out which version to download, execute it, then
point it to the plugins folder of FF. I've done it a few times and
sometimes it works and other times it doesn't. Go figure. Many other
plugins for FF are similar.

--
.... I am dyslectic of Borg. Your ass will be laminated.

On Mon, 24 May 2004 14:32:37 GMT, [ol] posted to alt.comp.freeware:

>> I think you are trying to ask if mozilla can view files such as real
>> player/mpeg/shockwave flash and such. The answer is that you will need
>> the plugins.
>>
>
> And it's quasi automatic
>
> When a "flash" comes it will be, for the first time, shown as a square
> where "click here to install" will be written, you click and thats all !

While I use FireFox and wouldn't use anything else, I hardly think it's a
"you click and thats (sic) all". Far from it. Especially if it's the
shockwave viewer (IIRC). That "you click" takes you to macromedia's website
where you've got to figure out which version to download, execute it, then
point it to the plugins folder of FF. I've done it a few times and
sometimes it works and other times it doesn't. Go figure. Many other
plugins for FF are similar.

--
.... I am dyslectic of Borg. Your ass will be laminated.

Klaatu wrote:
> On Mon, 24 May 2004 14:32:37 GMT, [ol] posted to alt.comp.freeware:
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>>>I think you are trying to ask if mozilla can view files such as real
>>>player/mpeg/shockwave flash and such. The answer is that you will need
>>>the plugins.
>>>
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>>And it's quasi automatic
>>
>>When a "flash" comes it will be, for the first time, shown as a square
>>where "click here to install" will be written, you click and thats all !
>
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> While I use FireFox and wouldn't use anything else, I hardly think it's a
> "you click and thats (sic) all". Far from it. Especially if it's the
> shockwave viewer (IIRC). That "you click" takes you to macromedia's website
> where you've got to figure out which version to download, execute it, then
> point it to the plugins folder of FF. I've done it a few times and
> sometimes it works and other times it doesn't. Go figure. Many other
> plugins for FF are similar.
>


http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/...ad/alternates/
Macromedia - Macromedia Web Players

Plug-Ins with installers (Flash and Shockwave) for Windows and Linux,
for Mozilla, Firefox and Netscpae.

Click on the installer and it will find your installation of Mozilla or
Mozilla Firefox and you don't need to do nothing more.

For other plug-ins or extension look here -

http://texturizer.net/firefox/extensions/
Firefox Help: Extensions

and here

http://extensionroom.mozdev.org/
Extension Room

and finally everything you about plug-ins for gecko based browsers in here -

http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/
mozdev.org - plugindoc: index

dM