For those who might be interested:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=36512
Y2K2 .... thank you! When I saw the thread title, I thought 'Oh, sure ... not in this life-time.' This will be useful.
+1 [Y] Thanks; have installed block for Automatic Updates.
Keep Smiling [:)]
Question? Because I don't know. Why would a block be useful? Is there something wrong with I.E. 10? Or what?
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Why would a block be useful? Is there something wrong with I.E. 10? Or what?
Dave Hooton replied => http://community.logos.com/forums/p/67368/469915.aspx#469915
IE8 is the last version fully compatible with Libronix, IE9 needed a patch and Libronix is flaky/unrelaible with IE10. So it is a good move to get Libronix out of the way of IE10.
When Apple upgraded the javascript engine in Safari 5, the Libronix 3 port to OS X essentially became an eBook reader.
The IE 9 patch for Libroinx 3.0g is a javascript setting to use the old engine. Personally lack interest in exploring IE 10 javascript backward compatibility with Libronix 3.0g
