Get Mozilla and hope to high waters that the web sites are not using ActiveX or VBScript.

Rumor has it there is still an ActiveX/VBScript Plug-in for Netscape/Mozilla, but I cannot find it. NetCompass used to have one, but for some reason they quit making it?

I had enough of dancing screen otters from my former employer the lawfirm, remember?

But I was thinking of creating my own otters, for the use of good instead of evil. Whenever I created a program that did something useful and was innovative, I called it an Otter as a joke. But the management kept changing the requirements just before I got it done, and I had to start all over again. If I reinvent the wheel, and do it without managers screwing me up, I think I can hammer out some decent software packages, if only I could get some time to myself and away from my family for a while. Problem is the job search, the family, and trying to clean up my "war room" and the rest of the house keeps me too darn busy to do much. But I do have ideas, oh yes, I do have ideas.

OTTER = Online Totoally Terrific Electronic Resource

They rejected my idea to name a project that, but the fools! The fools! They couldn't see the brilliance of my work, ahahahahah!

Now what were we talking about?

for Dewey Cheatham & Howe (Not their real name) that used VBScript and ActiveX controls. They have clients that use Unix and Netscape that want to connect to their network. When I suggested Javascript and Java, they laughed me out of the meeting. But who is laughing now that they try to do their overdue Windows 2000 migration while XP is out? It was this time last year that they started their Windows 2000 migration and according to my ex-coworkers they still haven't completed it yet. The Applications are done, but not the workstations.

Plus Microsoft's web sites, like the MSDN Subscription downloads.