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 &nbsp;I have since been advised by Extensis that Cyberviewer is currently not compatible with Netscape Communicator which I have been using. The answer by rifty enabled me to get the CyberViewer window displayed even though I could not activate it.<br />

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 I have since been advised by Extensis that Cyberviewer is currently not compatible with Netscape Communicator which I have been using. The answer by rifty enabled me to get the CyberViewer window displayed even though I could not activate it.


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If anyone receives notice from Extensis that there is a fix to the problem I would appreciate being notified.<br />

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If anyone receives notice from Extensis that there is a fix to the problem I would appreciate being notified.


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I guess one solution might be to use Netscape 3.02 instead of Communicator, if it doesn't have compatibility problems with CyberViewer and you are really keen on the latter.<br />
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All the best,<br />
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Rifty<br />

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I guess one solution might be to use Netscape 3.02 instead of Communicator, if it doesn't have compatibility problems with CyberViewer and you are really keen on the latter.

All the best,

Rifty


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 I will stick with Communicator for now. CyberViewer is convenient but not irreplaceable.<br />

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I will stick with Communicator for now. CyberViewer is convenient but not irreplaceable.


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I have successfully downloaded &quot;CyberViewer&quot; in the past but,after a major crash, no longer have the icon to call up the program. &quot;Find File&quot; locates it in Extensions and presence is verified but I cannot find the icon to activate. What should I do?
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I have successfully downloaded "CyberViewer" in the past but,after a major crash, no longer have the icon to call up the program. "Find File" locates it in Extensions and presence is verified but I cannot find the icon to activate. What should I do?

CyberViewer

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