When Netscape uses code created under the NPL, it must comply with the NPL. However, under the NPL, Netscape, as the Initial Developer, has unique rights that allow it to use code in ways that others cannot. This was necessary because (1) the code is part of an existing product line, and (2) Netscape has a number of pre-existing contracts to supply source code with which it must be able to comply.

The NPL and MozPL both attempt to strike a middle ground between promoting free source development by commercial enterprises and protecting free source developers. Like the GPL, they require that any and all changes to code covered by the license must be made publicly available. However, they also allow you to combine covered code with other code to create a larger work without requiring that other code to be covered by the license. This is similar to, but even less restrictive, than the LGPL.

If you are making a "Modification", you are required to. If you are contributing new code and not a modification to existing code, then the choice between the NPL and another license, such as the MozPL, is up to you. If you are comfortable with the rights that the NPL grants to Netscape, then by all means feel free to use it.

This section is here because of the state of Netscape's code today. Netscape has a number of server products that contain NPL code. We intend to make sure those products can comply with the terms of NPL license as soon as practical.

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The NPL and GPL are incompatible, as we explain in the question about using code covered by the GPL with code covered by the NPL. If we were to take this tack, we would cause an immediate and irreparable split in development on the Mozilla code base. This split would greatly minimize the benefit that Netscape would see from free source development, and because of this, the company is not able to consider releasing its code under the GPL.

First of all, let us reiterate that any alternate licensing only applies to code covered by the NPL, not the MozPL. Netscape has entered into license agreements for its source code in the past. Several of these agreements continue to be in effect, and we are contractually bound to service them.

A Superfund site is any land in the United States that has been contaminated by hazardous waste and identified by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as a candidate for cleanup because it poses a risk to human health and/or the environment. These sites are placed on the National Priorities List (NPL) .

The National Priorities List (NPL) contains the most serious uncontrolled or abandoned hazardous waste sites throughout the United States and its territories. The NPL lists sites after 1) completing a Hazard Ranking System (HRS) screening and 2) soliciting and addressing public comments about the proposed site. The NPL guides the federal government in determining which sites should be investigated. It is updated on a regular basis.

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Netscape Now is Netscape's Affiliate program. The program allows you to place links to Netscape's products on your web site. By placing these links, you can offer your visitors access to the latest Netscape browser. If the visitor purchases the browser on CD, we pay you a reward.

For a detailed explanation of all the rules, please download the MY-NPL Rule Book. The Official MY-NPL Field is 100 x 180 feet border to border and 120 x 200 feet net to net. The playing surface is either grass or MY-NPL Action Turf, depending on the venue.

Check the Company Profile setting for "Link Leave To Modify Pay?" option. If it is set to 'Yes', the information will be derived from the Leave Application/Leave Record module. However, if it is 'No', you are able to input the NPL information manually in Modify Pay Record.

The most likely cause if this is that you designed your site using FrontPage absolute positioning. FrontPage 2000 absolute positioning does not work in Netscape browsers. You will have to rebuild your pages using tables to get your desired layout in Netscape. In the case of a publishing error message, you need to contact your host and provide the exact text of the error message.

Invalid HTML will almost certainly cause Netscape to ignore your CSS suggestions at some point. You will find that valid HTML is your best friend, but for Netscape to work properly you must ensure that all elements in your markup which permit closing tags are explicitly closed. Check and correct your CSS suggestions for the very same reason, Netscape 4.x is in fact doing "the right thing", as per CSS specs (as opposed to MSIE) when it ignores style rules with errors. Netscape 4.

Netscape is not good about file locking and you will find that it forgets which messages have already been read every time Procmail appends to a folder. (Peter B. West has diagnosed this in some detail.) You can use Procmail to tag messages and use Netscape's filtering capabilities for the last mile or e.g.read your folders over IMAP and let Procmail deliver to the IMAP server instead. (suggested by Mike de Laine).

How do you format a floppy disk with NTFS? When I right-click the drive A: icon in My Computer and choose Format, the only option appears to be a FAT format.

Some of the menu items on SLED are information resources that are not themselves World Wide Web or Gopher sites. SLED makes a TELNET connection to sites such as the Anchorage Municipal Libraries catalog, GPO Access and others. In order to connect to these sites using Netscape, you must also have what's called a TELNET "supporting application," in other words, a TELNET program in addition to your Netscape program.

Try rebooting your computer or press CTRL + ALT + DEL at the same time. A box should pop up. Find the task running that says Netscape. Click on the task once and choose 'end task.' Then try opening Netscape again, and it should work.

S1 Try again to connect to the Internet, just to make sure that the connection was successful. You cannot look at Web pages unless you are connected. S3 For detailed instructions on verifying dialer settings, please visit Section 2 of Internet Texoma's How To Directory. For detailed instructions on verifying network settings, please visit Section 6 of Internet Texoma's How To Directory.

Netscape is a network navigator that allows retrieval andviewing of world wide web multimedia documents. It is compatible withNCSA Mosaic and is designed to provide the next generation of performance and ease-of-use.

of Jaffa v1.2.0 all widgets now support IE 5.5/6.0 and Netscape 7.0 and Mozilla 1.3. All previous versions of Jaffa (v1.1, 1.0) only has IE support. In addition we have the new 'Tag Library User Guide' where we indicate per widget its browser compatability as well an pointing out and browser specific behaviour.

Netcaster is the new component of Netscape Communicator that enables push delivery of information and offline browsing.

On March 31, 1998, Netscape announced the release of its source code for the next-generation version of Netscape Communicator and unveiled its Open Source strategy, a groundbreaking new approach to software development.

Yes, you can print pages from Netscape using the toolbar or the File menu. It is especially useful to do a Print Preview before you print from Netscape. Often, what you see on screen is only part of a multi-page document. Print Preview allows you to see exactly what will print before you send the document to the printer. For more information on printing in the labs, refer to the General Access Labs Policies and Tips.

Netscape Navigator is a web browser - a software program used to locate, access, and view pages and files on the World Wide Web. It is lean, taking up less space on your hard disk space and downloading faster than ever, even over a modem.

Netscape Mail is the Netscape email program. Netscape Mail lets you conveniently manage all your Internet communications from one place. You can set up and maintain multiple business and personal email accounts and Internet newsgroups, all from one window. In addition, you can now access both Netscape WebMail and AOL mail accounts from within Netscape Mail.

Netscape 6.2 is based on Netscape Gecko, a small, fast, standards-compliant layout engine. The layout engine is at the heart of a browser -- it is the software that controls how a web page appears on your screen. Since the beginning of the Web, industry groups and web site developers have clamored for a browser that would support currently accepted standards for web content. Netscape 6.2 delivers the browser that developers and consumers have been asking for.