What do you mean by "it's true"? It has a massively updated engine compraed to that of IE 5.x, but otherwise, it's just a totally different kind of software. So there's nothing to extract either. Unfortunately.
Really? MSN is not a web browser? I thought that was its core function. My mistake.
MSN is like AOL. You have to pay a subscription fee and dial into its own service in order to use its software. The browser is completely useless otherwise.
I know--I was being a bit sarcastic. My point is that it is obviously a web browser, albeit tethered to MSN. Sadly I suspect that tether is unbreakable.
BRAD- I use MSN program on my PC, you do not have to pay a subscription fee, and the program works fine.
Logan
I know what mean. When I got Windows XP, MSN came with it. You don't have to sign-up for anything, but you have to enter your or create a Hotmail account, so it can do all the preference stuff. I don't know what it does on Mac and I don't care to install it either. If it is Microsoft it will just create more problems.
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Not IE6.
Can't be extracted by any means yet discovered.
Really? MSN is not a web browser? I thought that was its core function. My mistake.
Originally posted by mrmister
Really? MSN is not a web browser? I thought that was its core function. My mistake.
MSN is like AOL. You have to pay a subscription fee and dial into its own service in order to use its software. The browser is completely useless otherwise.
Originally posted by Dog Almighty
? does anyone have a screenshot?
Check out the tour at http://www.microsoft.com/mac/msn/
Daniel
Originally posted by Jonathan
note popup menus are now native aqua....
Eh?
Not judging from MS's tour.
Originally posted by Brad
Eh?
Not judging from MS's tour.
They are in the actual product, the pictures in the tour must be old.
Daniel
Logan
Originally posted by Logan
I use MSN program on my PC, you do not have to pay a subscription fee, and the program works fine.
That's more the proof that the MacBU is really screwing people over. Try launching MSN on your Mac. You can't do anything without a subscription.
Originally posted by Logan
BRAD- I use MSN program on my PC, you do not have to pay a subscription fee, and the program works fine.
Logan
I know what mean. When I got Windows XP, MSN came with it. You don't have to sign-up for anything, but you have to enter your or create a Hotmail account, so it can do all the preference stuff. I don't know what it does on Mac and I don't care to install it either. If it is Microsoft it will just create more problems.