You can minimize the window, by choosing Minimize in the system menu of the window. To show the system menu, click on the icon on the left in the title bar.

Yes. If you close the VPN Client window (the red bullet), the connection will disconnect, but you can minimize it (the yellow bullet) and keep the connection alive. If you want to have the window automatically minimized upon connection, click the Minimize on Connect box in the VPN Client/Preferences menu.

Many people incorrectly believe that this cannot be done in Windows 98. It just requires an extra step. (If you have a really old version of Windows 98, you might need to download some of Microsoft's updates first.) Open the properties dialog for the folder for which you wish to display thumbnails (right click, then select properties, or highlight the folder, then do file->properties). Now check enable thumbnail view, and proceed as above for newer versions of Windows.

Although this site is designed to be graphically appealing, you may view the site with graphics turned off or with a non-graphical browser such as Lynx. We also have included a light version which is a replica of the entire site without minimal graphics.

The differences are mainly in the details, with each program offering its own small set of bells and whistles. This means that deciding which browser is right for you is most likely a matter of personal preference. If you are a fan of Microsoft's tight integration of the browser and the hard drive, then you'll love the similarity between Internet Explorer and its desktop cousin, Windows Explorer.

This can happen if in the "Hypertext > Current hypertext properties" dialog, under "Export prefix" you use a name that includes spaces or special chars. Spaces must be avoided if you don't want problems on certain browsers and operating systems. If I choose "automatically select modified items" when publishing, the program doesn't seem to select them... This setup only works with subsequent connections, it will work the next time you choose "Publish >FTP".

Yes.iPIX is compatible with both Netscape and Internet Explorer though later versions of both are highly recommended Set on the shores of a wildlife-rich volcanic spring, Finch Hatton's offers a rare blend of old Africa and modern luxury against the majestic backdrop of Mt. Kilimanjaro.

As can be seen from the 250+ Netscape bugs at http://richinstyle.com/bugs/netscape4.html, Netscape is very badly buggy. However, in many cases it is because your CSS is invalid that it does not work in Netscape: Explorer will accept all kinds of garbage. To check whether this is so, you should validate it.

All you have to do is click the File menu, and then click Import and Export. Now the Import/Export Wizard will appear on your screen. Click "Next" and the Wizard will give you a choice of importing or exporting Favorites, etc. The words "Import favorite" should be highlighted. If it is, click on "Next" again. The next box you see should be set to automatically import the Bookmarks from Navigator If not, just use the "Browse" button to find them.

Be sure that you are connected. Sometimes a connection is dropped, but the computer doesn't "tell" you. If you are using Windows95, you can click the start button and then run. Type "netstat -r" to find out if you are connected and how far the connection reaches (the router? The server? Etc...) If the DOS window opens but no numbers other than zero appear, you are not connected. Windows 3.1 can also do this by clicking on the MS-DOS prompt and typing the same thing.

GNOME includes a notification area to inform the user about some special changes or events. It is not a system tray to minimize applications to. However, you can abuse the notification area to become a system tray by using external software (e.g. AllTray).

Double-click the Comcation dialer icon, click the properties button and select the General tab. Click the box "Minimize connect-time window". Click OK.

Version 1.0.4 and above of the software supports capacity to change whether the program runs in Fullscreen Mode. To modify this go to Preferences and toggle Fullscreen on/off.

Both of these browsers can support Chinese without any other programs. All you need is the right font, and there are many good free fonts you can download. For Microsoft Windows 95/98/ME, the best method is to download Microsoft's free Chinese fonts and input methods for Simplified and Traditional Chinese. For Windows 2000 and XP, Chinese support is built in and just needs to be activated. Installing these language packs will automatically set up Internet Explorer for Chinese.

To a large degree, your printing problems are not something that you can remedy through your browser. While printing problems may be caused by dozens of things, here are a few simple things you can try when troubleshooting. These tips apply to Netscape and Internet Explorer users only. The first thing you should do is confirm that you have your printer properly installed. If you can print from other applications, then you can assume that your printer is properly installed.

ANSWER: CM/ECF has not been fully tested with Internet Explorer (IE). Attorneys have reported that Internet Explorer does not work well with the CM/ECF system--including problems logging-in, viewing screens, and uploading and downloading documents. It is therefore unsupported at this time. Note that Version 6 of Netscape, released in late 2000, is also incompatible with the CM/ECF system because of the way it treats cookies.

See the reasons listed above under "Why can't we just ask people to upgrade their browsers or switch browsers?".