Some suggestions.

Post #2,285 by static 7/19/01 1:24:57 AM Reply	Some suggestions. I don't know what Opera's email client is like because they came out with it after I switched to IMAP and it doesn't support IMAP. My advice is perhaps find another email client? I normally use Eudora - there may be a Mac version of that. As to the Banks thing: firstly, email them and ask them what you can do to convince them to retool their web pages with proper, compliant HTML. Mention that you are using Opera because it's better than IE and NS6. And at least as compliane as IE. Secondly, try setting Opera's agent string to IE. That also enables a few more Javascript objects for code expecting IE, although it doesn't enable faulty Javascript code. Wade. "All around me are nothing but fakes Come with me on the biggest fake of all!"
Post #2,306 by tjsinclair 7/19/01 10:42:36 AM Reply	Eudora for MacOS There is indeed a version for MacOS. In fact, there are three: Eudora Lite - freeware, but (to my mind) kind of limited Eudora Pro (sponsored mode) - also freeware, but a full-blown, nicely designed mail client. The only catch is you have little ads down in the corner of your screen. All the functionality is available. Eudora Pro (full version) - Same as the previous, but with no ads. I don't remember what I paid, but I was so delighted with Eudora that I paid gladly. (I was looking for a substitute for OE.) There's also a version that runs on OS X. You can even use your OS 9 settings files so you have seamless transition between 9 and X.
Post #2,312 by mhuber 7/19/01 11:01:36 AM Reply	Agent string setting Does it really enable more objects, or does it just lie to the server to fool the gits that refuse to serve anything but IE? White guys in suits know best - Pat McCurdy
Post #2,395 by static 7/19/01 9:04:49 PM Reply	Yes, it enables more objects. But only enough for JavaScript that looks for IE to find what it is looking for. The information can be a shade tricky to find on the web, but they do document it. From the Help file: "The second thing to note is the "Identify as MSIE 5.0" setting. If enabled, Opera will attempt to execute scripts that are of JScript kind. Also, the browser will respond to document.all and document.id calls if this is what Opera identifies as." Wade. "All around me are nothing but fakes Come with me on the biggest fake of all!"

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