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1.Help-Safari trouble
Whenever I click on the address bar or anything other than the
bookmarks bar, it quits. Just started after I upgraded my OS to 10.4.7.
Has anyone experienced this? If so, I could use some help as this is a
real drag!
Thanks in advance,
Jason
2.Https trouble with Safari and Firefox
Hi everyone.
My boss has a new MAC G4, the OS version being 10.3.7. He has IE 5.2,
Firefox and Safari for browsing the internet. The connection is through
a proxy server here.
The problem he's facing is that he can't browse https pages on Safari
or Firefox, but those pages can be viewed in IE. I have looked at the
other groups and seen solutions. Here's a list of what I have tried, in
vain.
1. Set Safari to emulate IE from the Debug menu.
2. Checked proxy server settings for both Safari and Firefox. They're
as per the specifications, with the correct details entered.
3. Checked settings in the Sytem Profile, and the settings there are
correct too, i.e. the proxy server and port settings are entered. By
the way, the port used is 8080.
Does anyone have any idea why this is happening, and if so, is there a
way to work around it.
Is it a combination of the fact that it's the newer (perhaps newest)
version of the MAC, we're behind a proxy server and Safari isn't known
for it's security features? Even if that is so, why would Firefox not
open https pages?
here's a URL of a web page that doesn't open.
https://eudora-secure4.qualcomm.com/register/register-buy.cgi?action=pay
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards
Vispi.
P.S> Monday was the first day I interacted with a MAC, and I'm
beginning to fall in love with it!
3.Safari 4.0 trouble communicating with modem
I often used Safari 3 to communicate with my DSL modem by typing the
address - 192.168.1.254.
I started using Safari 4 yesterday. For 24 hours it worked fine
communicating with my modem. Then it began to stall when I tried to
load "pages" from my modem.
Thinking it might be a corrupted cache, I restarted Safari and chose
"empty cache." That didn't fix it. Then I ran through the five
Applejack fixes. That didn't fix the problem. Firefox still
communicates with my modem as before.
What could be wrong?
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I am using OS X 10.4.5 and Safari 2.0.3. For a number of months I've
been having problems printing web pages directly from Safari. Usually
what happens is that the printer shoots out a blank page (or two) to
sart, and then prints only the top 3/4 quarters of the web page
selected leaving bottom third or quarter absolutely blank. Needless to
say this is very frustrating and wastes a lot of paper.
I'm using an HP 2210xi multi-function printer. I have made sure to
download all the latest print drivers from the HP website, and it
doesn't do any good. Ditto, I've checked page attributes and they see
okay.
Safari and sometimes Preview seem to be the only programs with this
problem. I can print from Word as well as Text Edit without problem.
I've had this HP printer for several years and never had this problem
when still using a Windows machine until making the switch to an iMac
G5 about 8 months ago. If I recall correctly, I didn't have this
problem with Safari initially, I think it only arose after updating
either from Panther to Tiger or upgrading my copy of Safari.
Anybody have any ideas how I can fix this, it's really getting
annoying.
tks,
Mark Frankel
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