Author: Vincent Vega
Date: 23:17:23 02/14/00
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On February 15, 2000 at 00:58:10, Steve Lopez wrote: >The initial discussion is becoming obscured. Here's the sentence again: > >>"Microsoft Internet Explorer is the only browser that will work with the HTML >>Help viewer components." > >This is not the same as saying that IE is required to be your browser of choice >if you wish to use Fritz6, as several people have erroneously claimed in the >past. I have not made a statement that IE is required to be the browser of choice for anybody. I am not one of "these people." To talk about that is confusing the issue. I have stated that IE is needed, and the following statement of Microsoft proves it: "Do I need Microsoft Internet Explorer to use HTML Help? The HTML Help ActiveX control requires that Internet Explorer be set up on a user's computer." You can use it surf the Web, so it's obviously there. >And, as I stated in another post, if a user wishes to use the old Win95-style >help files (for whatever reason, including not wishing to install the IE >compatible DLLs), that is offered as an option in Fritz6. You made your statements about HTML Help not including IE, not about WinHelp. >If someone feels "forced" to "install IE" in order to be able to use the HTML >type files, that's a Microsoft issue, not a ChessBase issue. > >-- Steve Lopez No. Previously you said those people _can use_ HTML Help without installing IE. You seemed unaware that those DLLs _were_ IE. That's incorrect. This whole discussion is quickly becoming pointless. By now facts should be clear to everybody.
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