Just wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to how to lock up Internet Explorer to prevent it from coming under attack.
Thanks,
Shannon
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What problems are you having using Adobe/Acrobat Reader in Firefox? I use FF and never have a problem opening PDF files in the browser window.Currently I am using Firefox, and am very satisfied with it, however, since it does not offer support for adobe/acrobat reader, I still need IE. Not that I'll ever use it for anything other than browsing PDF files mind you
Another question (although I'm sure it's not the correct forum to post this in, but): Exactly how efective are firewalls, and are they idiot-proof (yes, by idiot, I mean me).
S
I have no Adobe problems with Firefox. Oh, and I just, on two of my compuetrs, removed IE altogether, and redid my computer to use the Mozilla rendering engine when needed.Currently I am using Firefox, and am very satisfied with it, however, since it does not offer support for adobe/acrobat reader, I still need IE. Not that I'll ever use it for anything other than browsing PDF files mind you My concern is a "rumor" I came across which implied that spy/malware or viruses could infect IE even if it is not running. Is there any truth to that?
Edited by jake6535, 25 May 2005 - 11:05 AM.
What problems are you having using Adobe/Acrobat Reader in Firefox? I use FF and never have a problem opening PDF files in the browser window.
As to an idiot-proff firewall. ZoneAlarm (free version) is about as simple as you can get and be highly effective. Used this one for ages and love it.
Ron
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