Wednesday, August 07, 2002

While there are a few bugs with Mozilla that may preclude you from using it as your primary browser, there are some real nice features you may want to explore. Here are a few other tidbits. Select the menu item 'Edit' ---> 'Preferences...'. Under Category 'Navigator' (if necessary click on the + sign to expand) select 'Tabbed Browsing'. Make sure under the 'Tab Display' section that the 'Load links in the background' option is checked. Also verify the 'Middle-click or control-click of links in a Web page' is checked. Now when you want to open another link, just click the middle mouse button on the link and the new page will load in the background as a new tab in your existing window. What a great feature to look at multiple links without having to open many different pages. 1:40:11 PM    comment []

If you want to take a simple look at Linux without all the hassle of having to partition your drive and doing a lot of software insalling and extra stuff like that, check out this site: http://demolinux.org Russell Pavlicek's article in InfoWorld provided this reference. You can load Linux all from a boot CD without having to disturb your existing environment. Pretty cool! 1:21:22 PM    comment []