The HTML output of the script is very basic HTML code that should be easily interpreted by most browsers, but there are a few things to keep in mind. First, the script pulls in the HTML code that you define with your template.html file for the look and feel of your shopping cart. If your template.html file is not compatible with multiple browsers, then the script won't be either.

Probably not. Although most people do use those browsers, there are many reasons why some people do not, as listed above. What level of browser compatibility you design your site to is up to you, but most sites can make most of their content available to a much larger range of browsers than they do, often without significantly more effort.

Answer: That is a debate that WOW-Web.com is not going to get into... However, when designing and programming a Web Site, the pages should be written to work equally as well with either browser. This philosophy is used when WOW-Web.com writes Web Sites.

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.

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.

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.

the moment, most people struggle with IE6. IE7 arrived recently with many of IE6's bugs fixed (Yaay!). However, there are still some problems with that one too. Microsoft is currently trying to push IE7 onto Windows XP users (not supporting earlier versions of Windows), but I think, unfortunately, many users won't get that for quite a while as it requires users to validate their Windows installation.

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.

The two browsers are not identical in terms of functionality and technical constraints. Hence, difficulties may be encountered when a digital certificate is transferred from Netscape to Internet Explorer. Even after a successful transfer, please re-test the encryption and signature functions thoroughly before relying on it.

LLL@Home sends all data over the internet in encrypted format for security reasons. These browsers automatically include 128bit encryption which is the level used by LLL@Home. LLL@Home also uses features in these browsers that are not available in earlier versions of these browsers or other browsers.

Is there a space, #, ?, or other special character in the path or filename? Spaces are not legal in URLs. If you encode the space by replacing it with %20, your link will work. You can encode any character in a URL as % plus the two-digit hex value of the character. (Hex digits A-F can be in upper or lower case.) According to the spec, only alphanumerics and the special characters $-_.,+!*'() need not be encoded.

NetsReward.com works on most combinations of popular operating systems and ISPs. as long as you can browse the web you can probably use NetsReward.com. the only stipulations are the abilities to display web pages with frames, accept cookies, and to execute javascript, but most browsers these days have that ability.

You can download Microsoft Internet Explorer for free at http://www.microsoft.com/ie/download. You can download Netscape for free at http://www.netscape.com. Many of our features use JavaScript, which older AOL browsers cannot handle. If you upgrade to AOL's most recent version of its browser, you shouldn't have any problems.