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Thread : 98Lite, Opera 5.12 and Hotmail
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Man, I hope I can get a reply about this.
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IE is so tightly knit to the OS's expect in Win XP that is is almost impossible to get around it, even with 98Lite. You will have to install the basic components of IE to get you hotmail to work. I think the main file it needs is MSHTML.dll. You can install the Win95 version of IE as the 98Lite states and still have the speed. But I know it defeat the purpose in your case, since security is your main concern.
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Hey, I really appreciate your reply. I figure that people aren't willing to wanna go through all the trouble. I guess I'm a freak... |
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Yes, I would be very interested in hearing what Tech Support at Opera has to say. I actually caved in and purchased Win2k and now dual boot with Win98SE. I like Win2k much, much better than 98. Good security, stability, and performance. I was very impressed, but still M$ has the vunerability of worm viruses which is sad.
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To my surprise, I actually got a reply! But, it didn't make sense, because he wanted to to backup my hotlist file to another directory, uninstall Opera, delete the Opera folder and opera.ini, reinstall Opera, and overwrite my backed up hotlist file. I haven't saved any favorites or anything, though...so I just installed it on a fresh image of Windows 98 micro (I used Drive Image 4 to image my partition after I installed Windows 98 micro and my drivers).
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Update: Nope...not working anymore. Changed some settings, restarted my computer, tried to log into Hotmail. Can't get in. I restored my partition image, and I'm currently using Netscape 6.1. I replied to Opera tech and told them that nothing worked. Hopefully, that'll get fixed in a later version. I just hope that Netscape doesn't open up any holes...
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