Here at Jersey Shore Medical Center in New Jersey we had a similar problem.
To run the new MKSAP11 we had to install Internet Explorer on our Windows NT
system.  We had so many problems with both Netscape and IE being available
on the same system  that we de-installed Netscape. I definately think a call
to the Justice Department is in order!

-----Original Message-----
From: Marilyn Dow <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Tuesday, June 15, 1999 2:38 PM
Subject: Chat: Netscape vs. IE


>A few weeks ago I was having difficulty with web access and, having
>tried everything else, thought it was Netscape that was misbehaving.  I
>began using Internet Explorer -- which did work  -- just to see what
>would happen. Now it seems that Netscape got it's feelings hurt or
>something, because it often just won't work; e.g., will not access
>websites that I know to be active, such as NLM or the university we're
>affiliated with.  And, sure enough, each time I get a "server is down"
>message in error and try the site in IE, it works fine.  I've heard
>others say they have had trouble using both Netscape and IE on the same
>PC, not necessarily at the same time.
>
>I won't go off on rant here about Microsoft, but it's difficult not to
>suspect  something is going on.  I've thought of uninstalling Netscape
>and reinstalling it.    Has anyone else had any similar problems?  Any
>solutions?  Should I alert the Justice Department before the trial is
>concluded?
>
>--
>Marilyn Dow, M.L.I.S
>Hutzel Hospital
>Medical Library
>4707 St. Antoine Blvd.
>Detroit, MI  48201
>
>313.745.7178
>313.993.0152 (fax)
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