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I am downloading 11mb of Opera to give it a try on WinXP. Do I need to do anything with IE so it will not have any conflicts? Any settings? Thanks.
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Nope, unless you want to make Opera your default browser, i.e. the browser that opens when you click on an html link.
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Member (11 bit)
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Ok it's running but I'm getting a message"Cannot locate remote server".
Update, Zone alarm was the problem. I don't really see a difference in speed at 56k. Do you know where can I set homepage? Last edited by Charles; 07-19-2002 at 08:02 AM. |
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Any security settings I need to change here? I have a message asking me if I want to send message without encryption. How can I encrypt? Any settings?
MSN page keeps poping in browser unrequeted. How can I stop that? I take it back, it is faster than IE6.0. Are there any advantages of having windows inside Opera VS. windows on the desktop? Last edited by Charles; 07-19-2002 at 08:30 AM. |
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If you aren't sending sensitive info, just ignore the encryption message.
If you are getting MSN in a popup, search the options, you'll find an option to disable popups. I couldn't understand the part "Are there any advantages of having windows inside Opera VS. windows on the desktop?" I agree, Opera is faster than IE
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Member (11 bit)
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I couldn't understand the part "Are there any advantages of having windows inside Opera VS. windows on the desktop?"
When I first launch Opera a window comes up and I can choose bewteen having opera open several windows within opera or open window on the desktop. It must be an opera feature that allows you to cascade within opera I suppose. Thanks. |
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Join Date: Sep 2001
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Hi Charles,
Opera is better in many ways than IE. Try Mozilla, too. You may like it even better. |
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Member (5 bit)
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Palm Beach County
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Opera vs. Mozilla
Finally gave up on Opera.
I find MOZILLA better than the others. Lots of right clicking cool stuff! Full of helpful functions, not fluff. Easy to integrate. |
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