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Ghosty_Gool

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  1. Fair point, it isn't fair to judge an incomplete work. Anyway I not too worried about its appearance, I' m more concerned about security, speed and functionality. The security problem highlighted in my post is a more important issue.
  2. Oh yes it's totally secure too. Yeah right. http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/...ory/927892.mspx
  3. You could also try the Opera webrowser and email client, it uses less memory than Firefox but the email isn't as good as Thunderbird.
  4. The program itself is 32-bit but the installer is probably only 16-bit, (set up programs often are, the Windows 3.1 legacy lives on over decade after its death.
  5. It sounds like your system is missing the Windows 3.1 / DOS emulator. You're not using XP 64-bit edition are you? Can you run any DOS programs? Try, Start, Run, EDIT, does the MS-DOS editor appear?
  6. That's because FrontPage isn't standards compliant, it's the reason IE only sites exist. In my opinion it's total crap the only solution to your problem (apart from manually editing all the code) is to use an alternative like FrameMaker or Dreamweaver.
  7. That's because Windows 3.1 and DOS don't support long filenames, does this driver work with Windows 95? Because if it does you might be able to use long file names.
  8. I'm using 8.54 and I haven't had any problems.

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