I didn't know that you could get Win 3.1 plugins to work in Mozilla.  How do you
do that?
I've got lots of the working in 4.61

On Sun, 15 Apr 2001 09:42:41 -0400, Vaughn Bender wrote:

>
>One other thing I do sometimes is install NS for win31 in my winos2 session
>and put a old version of rp for win31 and it puts a plugin in and also puts
>in the necessary applications details and I then copy them and put that info
>in my NS 4.61 and IBM browser and it works fine.

I dnloaded Warpzilla from IBM to give it a try.  Am I correct that there
is no install utility?  When I did get it running it was slower than a
wet week.  I gave up and figure on Staying with Netscape 4.61 whilst
waiting for Opera/2.  However, Opera/2 has proven to be vapourware for
about 2 yrs now.  Does anyone know if it will really eventuate?

Thanx Serenity.  I sure hope eCS is all it deserves to be.

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Hi Ed

Well, looks like you done it just fine. I tried mine again and it says now
that I need a plugin but when I cancel it brings up rp7 just fine. I don't
use it much yet since I just upgraded my hd and reinstalled everything. My
sound doesn't work in rp7 so I may just reinstall and put realplayer 8 in. I
don't try and cmd stuff. IT has always worked for me just by putting in the
application details and it is fine.

One other thing I do sometimes is install NS for win31 in my winos2 session
and put a old version of rp for win31 and it puts a plugin in and also puts
in the necessary applications details and I then copy them and put that info
in my NS 4.61 and IBM browser and it works fine.


Vaughn


Ed Durrant wrote:

> Thanks for the suggestion but there's no spaces in the path
>
> F:\OS2COMMS\Real8\RealPlayer\realplay.exe.cmd
>
> I read somewhere that NS needed the executable to be called
> realplay.exe.cmd
>
> The contents of this file are:
>
> pe f:\os2comms\real8\realplayer\realplay.exe %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
>
> and running this from OS/2 brings up the realplayer correctly.
>
> I must admit I find this naming a little strange, I'll try creating just
> rp.cmd or
> somthing and see if that works.
>
> Ed.
>
> vbender@... wrote:
> >
> > Hi
> >
> > When you installed realplayer Through ODIN, what kind
> > of path did you give realplayer. IF you have a space in
> > any of its directories  eg:  c:\program
> > files\real\realplayer     then it truncates at the
> > space.  You must have realplayer installed in
> > directories without spaces. Must be like
> > c:\programfiles\real\.....
>
>
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Hi

No Java 1.3 is not free, only available to subscribers...unless you purchased
eCS, it is included with it.

Vaughn


allegro@... wrote:

> ** Reply to note from vbender@... Sat, 14 Apr 2001 17:00:34 -0000
>
> Is Java 1.3 a free download or is it available only to subscribers?
> Francis Macri
>
> >
> > Hi
> >
> > I was wondering how much memory you have. I am using CP
> > 4.51 and TCPIP 4.3 and Java 1.3. I have no problems but
> > I am running 390 megs of ram. I have heard from other
> > people that running 64 megs or even 128 megs of ram it
> > is still a dog...  I have had no problems. There is a
> > Java refresh 1.3. You simply install it over top and it
> > puts the Java plugin into IBM browser. I also copied
> > all my plugins from Netscape 4.61 and they all work
> > fine.
> >
> > Maybe I was just lucky. I am also running the latest
> > Warpzilla version and it is work fine as well. I
> > compare the two and see which one is better but...they
> > are very similar.
> >
> >
>
>
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>
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On Sun, 15 Apr 2001 23:56:24 +1000, Ed Durrant wrote:

>So it seems the site needs flash 4 support. I'm pretty sure the previous
>Innotek product was only V3 compatible, the one in the IBM Browser would
>seem to be V4 compatible.

No, they are both version 4 compatible.  The latest Flash is version 5, which
Innotek previously said they might support later...


------------------
Windows 95: Multicrashing, OS/2: Multitasking, Win NT: MultiSleeping

"Nobody will ever need more than 640k RAM!"
                            -- Bill Gates, 1981
"Windows 95 needs at least 8 MB RAM."
                            -- Bill Gates, 1996
"Nobody will ever need Windows 95."
                            -- logical conclusion

Sorry Adrian, I should have said I was using the new IBM Browser. I
don't
have the flash plug-in installed under Mozilla/Warpzilla and when I
tried to
access the pge, I got the message to say a plugin was missing and then
an
interesting message:

To print any section, right click on the image above and choose 'Print'
from the menu (only available if you are using Flash 4).


So it seems the site needs flash 4 support. I'm pretty sure the previous
Innotek
product was only V3 compatible, the one in the IBM Browser would seem to
be V4 compatible.

Ed.


Adrian Suri wrote:
>
> Thanks tried that ... no crashes so far but the flash plugin has some problems
with
> this link
>
> http://www.britcities.com/welcome_to_brit.htm
>

Just been to that site - I can see no problems - what exactly did you
select
on it to give the flash plugin a problem ? and what problem did it have
?
Just didn't work ? Crashed the Browser ?

Ed.

Adrian Suri wrote:
>
> Thanks tried that ... no crashes so far but the flash plugin has some problems
with
> this link
>
> http://www.britcities.com/welcome_to_brit.htm

In <3AD9B4E9.1E1F7C7E@...>, on 04/15/2001
    at 03:49 PM, Adrian Suri <asuri@...> said:
Hi Adrian,


>Thanks tried that ... no crashes so far but the flash plugin has some
>problems with this link

>http://www.britcities.com/welcome_to_brit.htm

>but is displays ok in 4.61 Netscape

Hmm I'm using the EMX build and see no problems with that site. But
perhaps I'm missing something that I should see :-)))


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-----------------------------------------------------------
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-----------------------------------------------------------

On Sun, 15 Apr 2001 15:49:14 +0100, Adrian Suri wrote:

>Thanks tried that ... no crashes so far but the flash plugin has some problems
with
>but is displays ok in 4.61 Netscape

There is a newer Flash plugin (Release 2) included with IBM's branded version
of Mozilla.  I don't know if it works better than Release 1 with Mozilla, or
whether
Innotek will be releasing it on their web page...  I wonder if I am allowed to
share
it with interested parties here?  Is Achim on this list?


------------------
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"Nobody will ever need more than 640k RAM!"
                            -- Bill Gates, 1981
"Windows 95 needs at least 8 MB RAM."
                            -- Bill Gates, 1996
"Nobody will ever need Windows 95."
                            -- logical conclusion

Thanks tried that ... no crashes so far but the flash plugin has some problems
with
this link

http://www.britcities.com/welcome_to_brit.htm


but is displays ok in 4.61 Netscape

Regards

Adrian Suri

Your first step has to be to turn off REIPL, then when the system
fails you'll see what has actually trapped on the screen.

I suspect you need to load the latest TCPIP V 4.3 fixes. These are
simply replacment files that have to be loaded when comms is
not running (at boot up press alt-F1 when the box and OS/2 are
displayed at the top left of the screen and then select F2 for
command prompt).

I had a similar problem a few days ago and since loading these
files (touch wood) I haven't had a re-occurance.

You can get the fixes from:

ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/ps/products/tcpip/fixes/v4.3os2/ic27649/ic27649.ex\
e

Regards,

Ed Durrant
Sydney, Australia



Adrian Suri wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> First my system
>
> OS2 Warp 4.0 (Fix pack 14, not the convenience pack - I am awaiting this from
> IBM)
> TCPIP 4.3 (connection to internet via DHCP cable modem)
> Java 1.3 default
>
> 128 Meg ram
> Intel 800
>
> Since i have REIPL=ON in my config.sys I basically mean that the system stops
> and restarts, though I hate to admit that I am unsure where the trap
> information is kept????  As you can see i do not use Injoy or any pp services
> on this machine as I have a connection via cable modem.
>
> >
> > Are you running OS/2 Warp 4 with FP14 or convienience pack ? If the
> > former, have you applied the MPTS fix packs as wel ?
> >
>
> Warp 4 fix pack 14, MTPS was undated from the newer version which came with
> TCPIP 4.3
>
> > Also does the problem only occur on certain websites. Does the
> > problem occur when using the browser or the mail client or the
> > composer functions ?
> >
> >
>
> The problem occurs both on remote sites as well as files stored locally eg
> Sun's Java2 Documentation
> it also happens even when the browser is open, but not being used.... does not
> have focus...
>
> Hope you can help
>
> Adrian Suri
>
>
> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> WarpBrowsers-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
>
>
>
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Hi,

First my system

OS2 Warp 4.0 (Fix pack 14, not the convenience pack - I am awaiting this from
IBM)
TCPIP 4.3 (connection to internet via DHCP cable modem)
Java 1.3 default

128 Meg ram
Intel 800

Since i have REIPL=ON in my config.sys I basically mean that the system stops
and restarts, though I hate to admit that I am unsure where the trap
information is kept????  As you can see i do not use Injoy or any pp services
on this machine as I have a connection via cable modem.

>
> Are you running OS/2 Warp 4 with FP14 or convienience pack ? If the
> former, have you applied the MPTS fix packs as wel ?
>

Warp 4 fix pack 14, MTPS was undated from the newer version which came with
TCPIP 4.3


> Also does the problem only occur on certain websites. Does the
> problem occur when using the browser or the mail client or the
> composer functions ?
>
>

The problem occurs both on remote sites as well as files stored locally eg
Sun's Java2 Documentation
it also happens even when the browser is open, but not being used.... does not
have focus...


Hope you can help

Adrian Suri

There's now a separate "mail properties" option in the edit
pulldown, but only when you're in the mail client, not when
you're in the browser. As for not getting to the net, I don't
have this problem - perhaps you need to define your ISPs
proxy server ??

Ed Durrant
Sydney, Australia

Kris Steenhaut wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> Can someone tell me where we have to put the password etc for the pop3 server
> etc in the new IBM Webbrowser alias NS6?
>
> While installing, the thing has taken over all the NS 4.61 user profiles
> indeed, except for the popservers.
>
> Also, the browser isn't capable of going to the net.
>

Hello all,

Can someone tell me where we have to put the password etc for the pop3 server
etc in the new IBM Webbrowser alias NS6?

While installing, the thing has taken over all the NS 4.61 user profiles
indeed, except for the popservers.

Also, the browser isn't capable of going to the net.

I answered "no" to the "want you ... as default" questions. Could that be the
reason?



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    Kris

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Hi,

His was a 1st time install. The system in question has never had a
previous version on it

On Sun, 15 Apr 2001 09:30:43 +1000 Ed Durrant <edurrant@...>
wrote:

> It is "KEY" to remove any previous version of Mozilla/Warpzilla before
> installing the latest version of Warpzilla or IBM Browser. I had a
> similar
> problem between earlier versions of warpzilla and after erasing the
> directory
> and re-installing the problem went away. i.e. *NEVER* Install this
> product
> over the top of an older version.
>
> Ed Durrant
> Sydney Australia.
>
> Ralph Cohen wrote:
> >
> > On Sat, 14 Apr 2001 19:15:50 +0100, Alex Sharaz wrote:
> >
> > >I just tried the Ibm Web browzer on software choice and am having a
> > >few problems - like although it seemed to install o.k. whenever I try
> > >and use it the cpu load hits the roof and nothing happens. This is the
> > >case even it you try an use the profile manager. Luckily I can still
> > >terminate the process.
>
>
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allegro@... wrote:
>
> ** Reply to note from vbender@... Sat, 14 Apr 2001 17:00:34 -0000
>
> Is Java 1.3 a free download or is it available only to subscribers?
> Francis Macri

** Reply to note from vbender@... Sat, 14 Apr 2001 17:00:34 -0000

Is Java 1.3 a free download or is it available only to subscribers?
Francis Macri

>
> Hi
>
> I was wondering how much memory you have. I am using CP
> 4.51 and TCPIP 4.3 and Java 1.3. I have no problems but
> I am running 390 megs of ram. I have heard from other
> people that running 64 megs or even 128 megs of ram it
> is still a dog...  I have had no problems. There is a
> Java refresh 1.3. You simply install it over top and it
> puts the Java plugin into IBM browser. I also copied
> all my plugins from Netscape 4.61 and they all work
> fine.
>
> Maybe I was just lucky. I am also running the latest
> Warpzilla version and it is work fine as well. I
> compare the two and see which one is better but...they
> are very similar.
>
>

It is "KEY" to remove any previous version of Mozilla/Warpzilla before
installing the latest version of Warpzilla or IBM Browser. I had a
similar
problem between earlier versions of warpzilla and after erasing the
directory
and re-installing the problem went away. i.e. *NEVER* Install this
product
over the top of an older version.

Ed Durrant
Sydney Australia.

Ralph Cohen wrote:
>
> On Sat, 14 Apr 2001 19:15:50 +0100, Alex Sharaz wrote:
>
> >I just tried the Ibm Web browzer on software choice and am having a
> >few problems - like although it seemed to install o.k. whenever I try
> >and use it the cpu load hits the roof and nothing happens. This is the
> >case even it you try an use the profile manager. Luckily I can still
> >terminate the process.

Thanks for the suggestion but there's no spaces in the path

F:\OS2COMMS\Real8\RealPlayer\realplay.exe.cmd

I read somewhere that NS needed the executable to be called
realplay.exe.cmd

The contents of this file are:

pe f:\os2comms\real8\realplayer\realplay.exe %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9

and running this from OS/2 brings up the realplayer correctly.

I must admit I find this naming a little strange, I'll try creating just
rp.cmd or
somthing and see if that works.

Ed.


vbender@... wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> When you installed realplayer Through ODIN, what kind
> of path did you give realplayer. IF you have a space in
> any of its directories  eg:  c:\program
> files\real\realplayer     then it truncates at the
> space.  You must have realplayer installed in
> directories without spaces. Must be like
> c:\programfiles\real\.....

Please expand on "crashing" - is this a trap error ? If so which module
is displayed as the culprit, what type of Trap is it ?

Or do you mean simply everything locks up, no message and you have to
hit the big power switch ??

Are you using an Injoy or similar product to connect to the internet ? -
There are (already) patches for TCPIP V 4.3, which may be relevant.

Are you running OS/2 Warp 4 with FP14 or convienience pack ? If the
former, have you applied the MPTS fix packs as wel ?

I need to know more about wht you mean about "crashing" before
I can make any suggestions.

Also does the problem only occur on certain websites. Does the
problem occur when using the browser or the mail client or the
composer functions ?

Ed Durrant
Sydney, Australia

Adrian Suri wrote:
>
> Hi, Firstly I would like to thank  Ralph Cohen for setting this group up
>
> Now to the problem, I am having problems with IBM Web Browser crashing
> my system
> has anyone else had this same problem ??????
>
> OS/2 Warp 4.5 (Warp 4.0 fix pack 14)
> tcpip 4.3
> Java 1.3 (default)
>
> Adrian Suri
>
>
> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> WarpBrowsers-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
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On Sat, 14 Apr 2001 15:50:21 -0400, Terry Norton wrote:

>Alex Sharaz wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>> I just tried the Ibm Web browzer on software choice and am having a
>> few problems - like although it seemed to install o.k. whenever I try
>> and use it the cpu load hits the roof and nothing happens. This is the
>> case even it you try an use the profile manager. Luckily I can still
>> terminate the process.
>>
> I immediately went back to NS 4.61.  Just too darn slow.

Ditto here for the Mozilla version. Took 35 seconds to load, using 35MB
of a 256MB system, on a 500 MHZ SCSI system. Used it twice and locked
up twice before I called it quits. Speed once loaded was maybe slightly
faster than 4.61. And I hate the flyout menus. Why can't that be
optional?

Get real!

Jim

On Sat, 14 Apr 2001 19:15:50 +0100, Alex Sharaz wrote:

>I just tried the Ibm Web browzer on software choice and am having a
>few problems - like although it seemed to install o.k. whenever I try
>and use it the cpu load hits the roof and nothing happens. This is the
>case even it you try an use the profile manager. Luckily I can still
>terminate the process.
>

I had with starting problem with a recent Warpzilla drop, so I started
it from an OS/2 command prompt and I saw messages complaining about two
missing files.  You might try this to see if anything's missing in your
installation.  Also, if you haven't already reinstalled it again, try
wiping the current directory clean before you reinstall.

>the system is an 850Mhz pentium III with 756Meg of RAM and runs java
>1.3 and the usual netscape browser o.k.

Your system should be more than adequate to run Warpzilla.  It takes
about 25 seconds to load up on my Piii-450, but once it's loaded it's
very fast if not faster than NS4.61 for certain pages.  I just minimize
it when not using it so it's instantly available.

Ralph Cohen

rpcohen@...

Alex Sharaz wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I just tried the Ibm Web browzer on software choice and am having a
> few problems - like although it seemed to install o.k. whenever I try
> and use it the cpu load hits the roof and nothing happens. This is the
> case even it you try an use the profile manager. Luckily I can still
> terminate the process.
>
  I immediately went back to NS 4.61.  Just too darn slow.


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Hi all,
I just tried the Ibm Web browzer on software choice and am having a
few problems - like although it seemed to install o.k. whenever I try
and use it the cpu load hits the roof and nothing happens. This is the
case even it you try an use the profile manager. Luckily I can still
terminate the process.

the system is an 850Mhz pentium III with 756Meg of RAM and runs java
1.3 and the usual netscape browser o.k.

Any help appreciated
alex

-------------------
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A.Sharaz@...

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Hi

When you installed realplayer Through ODIN, what kind
of path did you give realplayer. IF you have a space in
any of its directories  eg:  c:\program
files\real\realplayer     then it truncates at the
space.  You must have realplayer installed in
directories without spaces. Must be like
c:\programfiles\real\.....

I found that and when it tries to launch it it stops at
Programs and won't load. I usually have a win32
directory like  f:\win32\real\...   and put all my
win32 odin apps in that f:\win32\... directory. That
seemed to solve all my problems...

Vaughn




--- In WarpBrowsers@y..., Ed Durrant <edurrant@b...>
wrote:
> Can anyone help ?
>
> I am having problems getting Netscape to respond when
a link
> to an audio\x-pn-realaudio is on a webpage. I have
got realplayer V8
> working via Odin under OS/2 Warp 4.5 (FP15, TCPIP
4.3) however
> Netscape refuses to launch it from the browser page
and suggests
> I go to real.com to obtain the plugin. I have it
configured as an
> application (Don't think I can make it a plugin can
I?) in
> edit/preferences/navigator/applications, I think
correctly (I've checked
> my typing several times).
> What is strange, and may be a clue to the problem is
that when I
> installed
> this "application" setting, I named it Realaudio
plugin, however now
> all of the realplayer related applications display
their titles as
> realplayer.exe file !!
>
> I also run Warpzilla and IBM's new browser (on
different systems) and
> since IBM say that NS 4.61 plugins and apps "should"
work with the
> IBM Browser, I'd like to configure realplayer in
these browsers
> as well, but while it won't work on the "basic" NS
4.61, I am
> retisent to do so.
>
> Thanks for any advice,
>
> Ed Durrant
>
> Sydney, Australia

Hi

I was wondering how much memory you have. I am using CP
4.51 and TCPIP 4.3 and Java 1.3. I have no problems but
I am running 390 megs of ram. I have heard from other
people that running 64 megs or even 128 megs of ram it
is still a dog...  I have had no problems. There is a
Java refresh 1.3. You simply install it over top and it
puts the Java plugin into IBM browser. I also copied
all my plugins from Netscape 4.61 and they all work
fine.

Maybe I was just lucky. I am also running the latest
Warpzilla version and it is work fine as well. I
compare the two and see which one is better but...they
are very similar.


Vaughn


--- In WarpBrowsers@y..., Adrian Suri <asuri@s...>
wrote:
> Hi, Firstly I would like to thank  Ralph Cohen for
setting this group up
>
> Now to the problem, I am having problems with IBM Web
Browser crashing
> my system
> has anyone else had this same problem ??????
>
> OS/2 Warp 4.5 (Warp 4.0 fix pack 14)
> tcpip 4.3
> Java 1.3 (default)
>
> Adrian Suri

Hi, Firstly I would like to thank  Ralph Cohen for setting this group up

Now to the problem, I am having problems with IBM Web Browser crashing
my system
has anyone else had this same problem ??????

OS/2 Warp 4.5 (Warp 4.0 fix pack 14)
tcpip 4.3
Java 1.3 (default)

Adrian Suri

Can anyone help ?

I am having problems getting Netscape to respond when a link
to an audio\x-pn-realaudio is on a webpage. I have got realplayer V8
working via Odin under OS/2 Warp 4.5 (FP15, TCPIP 4.3) however
Netscape refuses to launch it from the browser page and suggests
I go to real.com to obtain the plugin. I have it configured as an
application (Don't think I can make it a plugin can I?) in
edit/preferences/navigator/applications, I think correctly (I've checked
my typing several times).
What is strange, and may be a clue to the problem is that when I
installed
this "application" setting, I named it Realaudio plugin, however now
all of the realplayer related applications display their titles as
realplayer.exe file !!

I also run Warpzilla and IBM's new browser (on different systems) and
since IBM say that NS 4.61 plugins and apps "should" work with the
IBM Browser, I'd like to configure realplayer in these browsers
as well, but while it won't work on the "basic" NS 4.61, I am
retisent to do so.

Thanks for any advice,

Ed Durrant

Sydney, Australia

Hello,

Welcome to this mailing list set up for discussions about web browsers

for OS/2 Warp and eCS users, including Netscape, Mozilla, Warpzilla

and soon, Opera.  This unmoderated list is open to a wide range of

discussions designed to enhance its members use of the various current

and future web browsers available for the OS/2 communities.  Members

are requested to post to the list in text format only - not HTML - and

to selectively quote from messages they respond to instead of simply

quoting the entire original message including the footers.


Please let me know if you have any suggestions for this mailing list.

Thank you,

Ralph Cohen
rpcohen@...

Welcome to this mailing list set up for discussions about web browsers
for OS/2 Warp and eCS users, including Netscape, Mozilla, Warpzilla
and soon, Opera.  This unmoderated list is open to a wide range of
discussions designed to enhance its members use of the various current
and future web browsers available for the OS/2 communities.  Members
are requested to post to the list in text format only - not HTML - and
to selectively quote from messages they respond to instead of simply
quoting the entire original message including the footers.

Thank you,

Ralph Cohen
rpcohen@...