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Topic # 4797 28-Aug-2005 17:09
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Hi,

When visiting yahoo mail was prompted that the browser (IE) is not optmised for the site and a suggestion to uprgade to version 6.0.

Went to microsoft.com site and searched but could not find any such upgrades available; can someone throw some light please?

thanks
varunan

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Reply # 19252 28-Aug-2005 17:51
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There is no upgrade for Pocket Internet Explorer. Some websites test the browser version and throw a message when they can't recognise the browser. You have two options: tweak the identification string sent to the server so it won't complain about the browser, or use a third-party browser. You can download the free RegKing software and it will change it for you.




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  Reply # 19254 28-Aug-2005 18:14
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Hi,
Thanks. have downloaded regking, which is a zipped file?

Do I run in the laptop or use Active Sync to copy to PDA and run it there?

Also does Opera, Firefox have browsers for PDAs?

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  Reply # 19256 28-Aug-2005 18:45
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Unzip the file on your PC and use the unzipped program to install it. Alternative browsers include Access Netfront. Other browsers are in development.




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