Author: John Zukowski (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=7) Question originally posed by Omar Khan (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=232689 Instead of dragging the link to the toolbar, as mentioned on the Getting The "jGuru This!" Button On Your Toolbar page, you'll need to just bookmark the link. Then, whenever you click on the Bookmark, the current page will be fed to jGuru's PeerScope.

No. Although promised for some time, this is one of the features that remains to be implemented in the Symbian OS version of Opera. Yes, Opera 5 supports secure connections (providing full 128-bit encryption) Personal certificates, improved Javascript support, Cookies, Java applets (If the Symbian JVM is installed) and multiple windows, which are sometimes required to log in.

Opera employs some very aggressive caching and seems to ignore all the no-cache directives sent to it. As a result changes you make may not be immediately visible in opera. They will generally show up after a period of time when Opera decides to refresh the page from the server instead of the local cache. Rest assured the page has been changed and will display correctly in all other browser (which constitutes 98% of all browsers out there).

Our site is optimized for Microsoft-based browser technologies. Netscape and other web browsers do not currently support these Microsoft technologies, and there are known incompatibility issues. It is required that you utilize Microsoft's Internet Explorer (version 6.x or greater) to access our web-based workflow system.

A lot of people asked me to develop an Opera-Addon. If it's possible for me I'll create it in the next few weeks or months. (july - august 2006) If you have some experience in developing addons for Opera please contact me! Because there is too few stuff on the net to learn it fast by myself.

Pop-up windows are web browser windows that open because of adware or some action you have taken on a web page. Because various types of adware generate unwanted pop-up ads, pop-ups can be a nuisance as you try to work online. To help reduce this nuisance, many software manufacturers have included “pop-up blockers” in their software. These programs block pop-up windows from opening.

Currently, you can only build your own custom version for the Windows Platform. We will soon offer the Opera Composer for other platforms. Please check back periodically.

NOTE: First and foremost - Uninstall any beta releases of the browsers - although it isn't compulsory, it is better to do so.

Our site does not support the Opera browser. You might try using another browser. For an optimal experience, we recommend using either Netscape (version 7.0 or higher) or Internet Explorer (version 5.5 or higher).

Yes, yes and no, and barely. Gurusamy Sarathy made a Perl/Tk for Windows NT available first with the Spring 1997 alpha release of Tk402.000. Subsequent developments appear to include multi-compiler support, firmer Win 95 support, better out of the box extensibility with XS based modules, etc. ActiveState Corporation now makes a binary of the Tk module available through its PPM mechanism. Steve Lidie leads those using "Perl/Tk and Mac OS X".

No. "ClickOnce" only deals with deploying applications. The Windows Forms control in the browser technology is effectively unchanged.

Yes. In Opera, go to preferences and choose File types. Look for the MIME-type 'application/x-bittorrent' which shoud be linked with the 'torrent' extention. If you can't find this, create it. Highlight this and click 'edit'. Now you get a window were you can choose what program should start when you click a torrent, or whatever other action you want (thanks grmph). You must re-start Opera for changes to take effect! (thanks eddan).

For information about Opera 7, visit http://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/opera/using/coolfeatures/#pop.

Due to the peculiarities of the Windows 95/98/Me operating systems, the AutoFill feature does not work in browsers other than Internet Explorer. You are using Password Commander for the wrong purpose. Use special password recovery software, but you'd better respect each other and not violate the law!

A : The default Opera installation is optimized for speed and sometimes it caches too many parts of a page. Go to Tools/Preferences/History and Cache and Check documents, images and Other "Always".

If you are using Mozilla, Netscape, Opera, or another exotic browser, problems may occur with the display of certain parts of Online Football Manager. The reason for this is that the site was created and optimised for viewing in Internet Explorer and Firefox. No other browsers are supported. Optimising the site for other platforms takes a lot of time and money, when only a small part (less than 2%) of our users would benefit from this.

The workstations are compatible with a large number of popular browsers, including Firefox, Mozilla, Opera and Netscape. If you encounter problems while trying to load the ProRealTime workstation with any of these browsers, please follow the Java configuration procedure listed here.

If you are a version 3 customer, you can Auto Update by simply running the Desktop Companion while connected to the Internet. Then, the next time you synchronize your PocketPC to your Desktop PC, the update will be transferred to your PocketPC, and automatically installed. (You must have files checked for synchronization on ActiveSync).

No. The retrofitting order only requires casement windows fitted with aluminium rivets at the friction stays to be retrofitted once.

The Opera browser is available from the online store. Unfortunately, unless you have previously used your Wii on the Internet and downloaded Opera at that time, you will not have access to download Opera until after your Wii has been registered. For registration information, see below. If you already have downloaded the Opera browser, you do not need to submit a request to the HelpDesk. Connect your Wii to the UT wireless network (if available).

OPERA NEWS: | Miss any part of last season? The 50th Anniversary Season will be broadcast for the first and only time on WRR Classical 101.1 FM for six consecutive Friday nights at 8 p.m., beginning August 31st.

Although the name of our venue was originally the Pella Opera House this is not the genre of entertainments normally performed. Opera House was a common name given to entertainment venues in the late 1800's and early 1900's because of social attitudes toward "theatre establishments." Opera Houses also tend to have the stage on the second-story of the building. For other interesting facts - check out the book, The Opera Houses of Iowa, by George D. Glenn and Richard L. Poole.

If your default browser is something other than Internet Explorer, you need to either make Internet Explorer your default browser or open Internet Explorer up every time you need to update.

Some pages on the Taproot Foundation website use a feature called "popup windows"; when you perform a certain action on these pages, they open up an additional, smaller window containing more information. Some web browsers have been set up to block these popup windows from appearing. To test if your browser allows popup windows of the sort used by the Taproot Foundation website, choose an option from this menu: Try it... Choose this option. If a new window appears, you're all set.

Author: Terence Parr (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=1) Question originally posed by Terence Parr PREMIUM (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=1 The jGuru FAQs are mostly Java-specific, but we have FAQs on UML/Patterns, XML, and on tools for doing your job in Java such as VisualAge For Java.

There is no browser that is better than another, just different features and bugs. You'll see people claim IE is better because it's not as picky about having proper HTML and you'll see people claiming other browsers are better because they force you to write proper code. Remember, there are many browsers out there -- see http://www.anybrowser.org/campaign/. You must make sure your website looks acceptable in most major browsers, by writing your markup according to standards -- see http://www.

A minority are unable to access the payment page from their back office. Norton’s and maybe other Anti/Virus/Firewall software or pop-up blockers are well known to cause this. Just disable them for your visit to the page and then enable them again.

There is no dedicated newsreader as there is with Opera on other platforms, however you can read and post to Usenet (and a few private servers including Opera's own newsgroups) from the Google website. Using a Web interface may not be quite as convenient as an offline newsreader, but one advantage of using Google Groups is full access to it's 20-year Usenet archive.

No. AvantGo is a proprietary content delivery system commonly used on PalmOS devices. It uses a non-standard file format and transfer protocol, and requires a proprietary viewer. While AvantGo may be useful on small screen devices, Opera only supports standard markup languages and data transfer protocols.