make sure the proxy settings are correct that should be the only
problem..... under EDIT> prefs
sorry I cant be of more help
In article <psealy-0608...@tynslip1.apana.org.au>,
You state that you want to use it because IE keeps crashing? Is IE the only
thing that crashes on your system? Does it crash regularly? It just seems
strange to me that this happens as often as you imply, hence I am wondering
whether something else may actually be wrong?
And, what about Nestcape? I still believe that as a whole it is a more stable
package.
Anyway, good luck with using Cyberdog!!
Kind regards,
Joe.
Windows 95: (noun), 32 bit extensions and a graphical shell for a 16 bit
patch to an 8 bit operating system originally coded for a 4 bit
microprocessor; written by a 2 bit company that can't stand 1 bit of
competition.
I prefer Cyberdog over IE and Netscape.
Try installing it from the CD rather than copying it. BTW, is a 5400 a
PowerPC? I think CyberDog only runs on a PPC.
Regards,
Paul
> Yeash I use it and it works fine and fast too..... but not java compatible
> or VB Script of course... so there are a few sites you cannot view with
> it.....
Cyberdog can make use of MRJ if it's installed, via an MRJ OpenDoc part.
The OpenDoc part is only part of MRJ 1.5, not 2.0, however the 1.5 OpenDoc
part is said to work with MRJ 2.0.
Try checking the Cyberdog Resource Notebook:
http://xfiles.psyc.virginia.edu/~eric/cyberdog/crn.html
which is linked from the main (and unfortunately abandoned) Apple Cyberdog
website:
The CRN has info and suggestions on making the best use of Cyberdog and
fixing any problems you might have, such as getting MRJ to work.
Also, try:
news://cyberdog.apple.com/cyberdog.general
There's a good range of users on there - newbies right up to developers.
> make sure the proxy settings are correct that should be the only
> problem..... under EDIT> prefs
Yes, it's likely to be the web proxy settings (it doesn't handle automatic
configuration or authorised proxies).
It may be worth plugging in Kantara's Cyberdog web-browser update
(http://www.kantara.com/). It uses some Microsoft components, so if you
have IE already installed, you're halfway there. The replacement browser
(Blake) supports authorised proxies and some newer HTML specs.
Cyberdog is brilliant, but it's a different puppy to work with, compared
to IE & NN - the whole metaphor and method of working is different.
Cheers,
David Whiteley
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Client Support Officer
Information Technology Services
Deakin University
> Try installing it from the CD rather than copying it. BTW, is a 5400 a
> PowerPC? I think CyberDog only runs on a PPC.
Thanks
I did install from the CD.
The 5400 is a PPC.
Cheers
Peter
>Does anyone use Cyberdog for web browsing, ftp, etc? I have copied it from
>the OS8 CD [as well as OpenDoc] but can not connect to the web with it. I
>have changed my Internet Config settings of file, ftp,gopher,http,https to
>CyberDog [in place of my usual Internet Explorer] but still the dog fails
>to open. I am running a Performa 5400 with OS8.1, 56 m RAM. Any advice
>most welcome, particularly setting up. I have only thought about using
>CyberDog because I am fed up with the frequent crashing of IE.
>Cheers
>Peter
Use Netscape :)
The inverse is true for me - Netscape crashes often, and MSIE works like
a charm...
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Make sure that you have OpenDoc stuff installed as Cyberdog is based on
OpenDoc.
Regards,
Paul>
With that, it should work no worries, I've used it on a 5400.
Regards
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> In article <35caf01d...@news.wantree.com.au>, m...@me.com.au (me) wrote:
>
> > On Thu, 06 Aug 1998 16:32:31 +1000, pse...@tyndale.apana.org.au (Peter
> > Sealy) wrote:
> >
> > >Does anyone use Cyberdog for web browsing, ftp, etc? I have copied it from
> > >the OS8 CD [as well as OpenDoc] but can not connect to the web with it. I
> > >have changed my Internet Config settings of file, ftp,gopher,http,https to
> > >CyberDog [in place of my usual Internet Explorer] but still the dog fails
> > >to open. I am running a Performa 5400 with OS8.1, 56 m RAM. Any advice
> > >most welcome, particularly setting up. I have only thought about using
> > >CyberDog because I am fed up with the frequent crashing of IE.
> > >Cheers
> > >Peter
> >
> >
> > Use Netscape :)
>
> The inverse is true for me - Netscape crashes often, and MSIE works like
> a charm...
>
I'm pretty sure that you need to consider a couple of things for netscape
to work properly.
1. Use Nescape Navigator 4.0x - Browser Only version
2. Set your Netscape cache to point at a small RAM disk , rather than the HD
This is a virtually zero crash combination - we use this across LCIII,
LC630, Quadra 610, 6200/75, 5200, 5400 , 5500 , 7220/200, 7200/90 and
/120, 7600/200 , and G3 desktops , running either 7.5.5/OT 1.1.2 , 7.6.1
or 8.1 and I have no complaints of Netscape crashing so long as the
machine has sufficient physical RAM ( ~20 MB on a 68k or 32 MB on a
PowerPC ).
I can't find anything compelling about the current version of IE ...
Of course YMMV ....
aj
Just for the record, I've used Cyberdog successfully on my LC475 which
is not a power pc.
Peter
> Hi,
>
> I prefer Cyberdog over IE and Netscape.
>
> Try installing it from the CD rather than copying it. BTW, is a 5400 a
> PowerPC? I think CyberDog only runs on a PPC.
>
> Regards,
>
> Paul
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