[AT] O.T. Computer question

[Rob Gray]

I agree. I never have used IE at home over the years, having used 
Netscape, Mozilla and FireFox over the years. The cool thing about 
Firefox also is the Tab capability. When you have FireFox open, click on 
File, then choose New Tab. This allows yout to open multiple internet 
sessions without having a bunch of minimized icons on the botom of your 
screen as in IE.

Rob

Mike Sloane wrote:

> Download Firefox and forget about IE. 
> <http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/>
>
> Your hair will stop falling out, your eyes will clear, and your blood 
> pressure will drop 10 points. :-)
>
> I never use IE unless it is absolutely necessary (for example, when 
> downloading from Microsoft).
>
> Mike
>
> two4ac at earthlink.net wrote:
>
>> OK guys, I hate to go off topic but I am at my wits end.  All of a 
>> sudden my PC will not let me have two internet links open at the same 
>> time.  If I open a link in a new window it will close the original 
>> window.  I am using Internet exporer.  More specifically to Phil.  I 
>> am really frustrated.  I am thinking about trying that Mozilla 
>> thing.  I know you like it.  How do I get it and what is the cost?  
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>
>



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