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<FONT FACE="Verdana">On 14/8/2006 11:50 PM, "Frank Sudore" <fsudore@mac.com> wrote:<BR>
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</FONT><BLOCKQUOTE><FONT FACE="Verdana">Something strange has happened. I have Quicktime Pro and when I go to view something in Safari I get a "No picture" error in the Window. I have Flip 4 Mac & VLC as well/<BR>
Has one of these plug-in's corrupted my QT? I've tried re-installing QT, Un-install VLC and re-set Safari. (It also happens in Firefox).<BR>
The strange thing is that it works with Internet Explorer. ANY SUGGESTIONS?<BR>
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Frank,<BR>
I was having niggling things to do with displaying Flash images in Safari, had problems with some websites requiring me to press buttons twice to work, and so on. I got sick of it and a couple of weeks ago migrated all my bookmarks over to Netscape, and am finding browsing much more fun now, and trouble free. <BR>
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Netscape is an ugly beast, and Safari was my favourite for organizing bookmarks, but in the end it has to work well. Firefox is prettier to look at, but I was already using Netscape for editing websites... So practicality won.<BR>
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If Harry’s suggestion for trashing the plist file doesn’t help I would suggest Firefox or Netscape for your default browser.<BR>
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Tony<BR>
http://www.tonyjohansen.com<BR>
A Life Of Art<BR>
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