🚀 go-pugleaf

In <815132393snz@freereed.demon.co.uk>, Anahata <Anahata@freereed.demon.co.uk> writes:
>           jwarren@tazzy.demon.co.uk "Julian Warren" writes:
>
>> I have discovered by accident that Netscape V1.2 plus can be installed 
>> over Warp by booting back to dos and installing it under windows (you`ll 
>> have to convert to win32 v1.2 and back though). Then the installation 
>> seems to run OK under win-os2 seamless sessions.
>
>First, I didn't realize that there was a problem with installing
>Nescape under Warp.
>
>Second, why should you want to?  Is it that much better than
>WebExplorer?  I though that WebExplorer was one of IBM's star products
>in the Warp applications collection.  Admittedly I don't do a lot of
>Web surfing, but I use both programs (one at work, the other at home)
>and I wouldn't be in a hurry to replace WebExplorer with a Windows
>program.
>
>Not a criticism, by the way, I'm genuinely interested to know what the
>significant differences are.
>
>-- 
>Anahata
>___________________________________________________________________
>anahata@freereed.demon.co.uk    ----+---- anahata@cix.compulink.co.uk

Asian language character support for web browsers: it is available for Netscape,
but askibm informs me that WebEx can't be configured to support Korean,
Japanese, or Chinese language web pages under English Warp.