Fwd: Re: reports
Oops, I guess these are supposed to go to the list??
----- Forwarded message from mattyt@oz.net -----
Date: Fri, 01 Dec 2000 22:59:04 -0800 (PST)
From: mattyt@oz.net
Reply-To: mattyt@oz.net
Subject: Re: reports
To: "Ivan E. Moore II" <rkrusty@tdyc.com>
> > 1.) Java and JavaScript don't work at all for me.
>
> did you turn it on?
Yep, they're both on, but nothing works. I have tried Automatically Detect and
User Specified, with paths of /usr/lib/jdk1.1, /usr/lib/jdk1.1/bin/jre and
/usr/bin/java which are all legitimate paths on my system.
> > 2.) I have my own IMP webmail server where I do most of my email and
> yup..known problem...already submitted a bug report.
Cool, thanks.
> > 3.) I have an account at msn.com where I am a member of a discussion
> message
> > board. When I go to msn.com and click on People & Chat, I get a login
> > screen. I type in my login name (my hotmail email address) and
> password, click
> > enter and it says "please enter your username", even though it's
> plainly entered
> > right there. Perhaps this is a Microsoft specific oddity, but there
> you are.
>
> submit a bug on this please.
Will do.
> > 4.) Konqueror doesn't hold its size after I exit. It always comes
> back at the
> > same (rather wide) size no matter how I resize it before I exit.
>
> submit a bug report on this as well.
Well, that's what the buglists are for, eh? I figured I'd search for this bug
at bugs.kde.org before reporting it and when I did I found that if one does
"Window -> Save view profile web browsing" it will save the size. Seems a
little ponderous, but it works.
> > And, oh my, what happened to my fonts??? I just popped Konqueror open
> to make
> > sure that I was indeed having the same issues, and look:
> >
> > ftp://mattyt.net/pub/konq.gif
> >
> > Holy cats! What's up with that?
>
> good question...I'm not seeing this behaviour on my side. Maybe verify
> your language settings.
>
> Ivan
Well, under Settings -> Configure -> Browser -> Appearance, I have Charset:
iso8859-1 with the default fonts selected and under View -> Set Encoding, it is
set to 'Auto'. The first line of the page source for www.msn.com/index.html
shows charset=utf-8, whereas under Netscape, the same page source shows
charset=iso-8859-1. Even when I right click the page and Set Encoding manually
to iso 8859-1 and reload the page, the page source still shows charset=utf-8.
Hrmmmm.......
Should I submit a bug on this one, or is it my infamous computer curse at work
again? I wish I had a dollar for everytime someone has said to me, "Wow, I've
never seen THAT before!" Imagine that, a Network Admin with a computer curse.
Oh well.....
Cheers.................
Matthew Thompson https://mattyt.net/webmail
mattyt@oz.net http://www.oz.net/~mattyt
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety
deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin
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mattyt@oz.net http://www.oz.net/~mattyt
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