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NN6 Support for GoLive - 5.0r4

adds support for Netscape 6

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Current Version:	5.0r4
Release Date:	2001-03-20
License:	Update
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In order to comply with the latest W3C standards, Netscape Navigator 6.x changed its Document Object Model (DOM). This results in display problems that might occur with DHTML animation, actions, rollovers, and URL pop-ups used on Golive pages. Adobe provides a special extension that enables you to make the GoLive code compatible with Netscape Navigator 6.x.

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This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

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hey I used… - Version: 5.0r4, 3/24/2001 09:18AM PST

hotbotch

Netscape 6 in a previous life but you know what they say about reincarnation... you're back to learn your lesson, so I leant mine and at the age of 1 month (1 year old now) I trashed it...

as far as… - Version: 5.0r4, 3/24/2001 09:14AM PST

hotbotch

Golive: great clen, clear layout but yeah, stability... oh gosh... at least 2 crashes a day brings me to golive's obvious need for a bleedin' UPDATE (Adobe?)... re: Netscape I say I wish it would disappear but this won't happen in the near future so I'm contacting the Unabomber for tips... laters...

AdamWest - you… - Version: 5.0r4, 3/22/2001 07:00PM PST

adavey

are my hero once again, 25 years later. gjk- NN6 would be perfect if it were flexible enough to handle anything. W3C DOM standards compliant or not... It sounds like an excuse from Netscape for why their browser doesn't work. These poor Adobe engineers surely need a vacation after coming up with this solution. It appears they've had to patch EVERY script.