Subj : IEXPLORER problem
To   : CHARLES ANGELICH
From : Gerald Miller
Date : Thu Jan 27 2005 08:49 am

Hello CHARLES,

    Responding to a post in the WINDOWS area:
    On Friday January 21 2005 at 23:27,
    CHARLES ANGELICH [1:123/140] wrote to GERALD MILLER,
    about: IEXPLORER problem

 CA>>> Opera v3.62 browser is a much faster browser with a
 CA>>> smaller footprint on the hard drive (if you are interested
 CA>>> in an improvement). :-)
 GM>> Yes, yes, oh YES! Can you file attach to an email? You have
 GM>> my addy.
 CA> Either way you would be required to do a download to your
 CA> machine. May as well just get the file directly from the FTP
 CA> server it resides on?

 CA> ftp://ftp.funet.fi/pub/mirrors/ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/
 CA> win3/inet/ow362e16.exe

I needed it 'yesterday', so I went to your web site and after some poking
around, I finally found it (link ?), downloaded and installed.

 CA> Approximately a 1.5 meg download for this installer.  This was
 CA> the _last_ 16bit version released so don't bother looking for
 CA> 'newer' versions of Opera, they won't work with W31 or WFWG.

 CA> (This link exists at my tech website)

I haven't had a lot of time to explore the full wonders of Opera yet (I've
used it twice -- three times if you count the setup).

I've found another 'weirdness'.  After I've been in Wfw for a few hours and
I quit back to DOS, I find that my system clock has lost some time.  I
recall there was a "fix" for this problem, but I can't remember which file
was responsible for the time loss or the replacement (archive) file name.
Any ideas?

           Thanks ... Gerald

.... If I had been present at creation, I would have given some useful hints.
--- GoldED+/DPMI32 v1.1.5-040330 [msg of Thursday January 27 2005]
 * Origin: A good masochist takes a lot of beating! (1:342/512)

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