Bill Hyde wrote:

Paul, what is the Barry part # or Lord # that you are using? Also how

do you

get Netscape 4.7 to view the .jpg files on the ACRE CD-ROM? The

pictures are

currently just coming up as code. Thanks.

Paul Lamar wrote:

That is real surprising and strange about the Netscape. Russell, can

you help us

out here? Under Edit>Preferences>Advanced do you have Automatically

Display

Images set to "on"? What version of Windows are you using? I run 4.7

under

Linux and it works fine. Little buggy here and there :)

More importantly, Bill, are you using the Netscape Mail tool to view the

files?  The

files on the ARCE CD are Netscape mail folders.  To get the full effect

you have to

coax Netscape into opening them within the Mail tool as if they were its

own mail

folders.  Paul knows how.

Paul,
If that option were off he wouldn't get the pictures as code, he'd get a

link.  Try

it on your copy.

I'll be on vacation for the next few days (but keep sending the

newsletter; I'll

catch up).  Regrettably the mirror site will have to wait until I return

next week.

Russell Kent

Yes. You have to find the Netscape folder that has the "Inbox" file in it.
Then copy the entire CD into that folder.

Paul Lamar

Bill Hyde wrote:

Thanks for your help, but after copying the files to the fold that the inbox
folder is in, I still can't get netscape mail to open them. Using windows
xp.
Also, do you have a good source for purchasing the barry mounts?
Bill Hyde

Keep looking. There may be two folders with Inbox in them. As I recall this happens
for some strange reason. Especially if you mess with the default folder names
when NS installs. On my wife's Windows 2000 prop there are half a dozen
inbox's. Some of the path names are over ten folders deep. 

What is the path you found for the folder that has  Inbox
in it? Most of the times the name of the folder is "nsmail". It could also be
just "Mail" or "mail". The words Netscape or some such will also appear in
the path. Use "My Computer" and stretch out the "My Computer" dialog box so 
you can see the entire path names for all the paths that contain inbox or Inbox. 
It could be half a dozen to a dozen folders deep. This is typical for Windows. 
Linux/unix  has a more regimental organization for folders with the same 
categories of files going in the same folders. 

There could be a way of cutting and pasting the results of the search 
with all the path names and emailing them to me. 

Does anybody know how to do that in Windows?

McMaster Carr sells the equivalent of the Barry rubber bushings but
they don't list them in detail. Best to go on the Barry Controls web site
and get a list of distributors in your area. Check the ACRE NL web site
for the link to Barry Controls. Call around and see who stocks them
or who can order them for you in the shortest period of time.

Paul Lamar
 
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