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My Netscape browser cannot resolve names and in order to access an internet site I must use the IP. The message I get suggests there might be a problem with the name server so I am guessing that there is some setting which tells the browser where to find the name server, but I do not know what that setting is. Can you direct me to such a setting/file? Thanks
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My Netscape browser cannot resolve names and in order to access an internet site I must use the IP. The message I get suggests there might be a problem with the name server so I am guessing that there is some setting which tells the browser where to find the name server, but I do not know what that setting is. Can you direct me to such a setting/file? Thanks

Accessing name server

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