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Fantastico!<br />
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I upgraded to Mozilla 1.7.2 and life is good - nature is again in balance. Whooda thunk a product like Mozilla, that's been around since VP Gore &quot;invented the Internet&quot;, would have a bug in it? ;-)
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Fantastico!

I upgraded to Mozilla 1.7.2 and life is good - nature is again in balance. Whooda thunk a product like Mozilla, that's been around since VP Gore "invented the Internet", would have a bug in it? ;-)

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Well, you see, the problem is that Gore didn't invent Mozilla, for if he had, it would surely be perfect . . . wouldn't it?<br />
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Anyway, glad to hear balance has been restored.
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Well, you see, the problem is that Gore didn't invent Mozilla, for if he had, it would surely be perfect . . . wouldn't it?

Anyway, glad to hear balance has been restored.

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I have a Mozilla browser that tries to display the code of a .pps (MS-PowerPoint Slide Show) file, rather than run the application. It runs a .ppt file fine.<br />
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I go to another computer, and Mozilla on that computer runs the .pps file OK. So, I'm assuming this is a configuration issue. I went to the Mozilla 'Edit | Preferences | HelperApplications' screen and add 'pps' to the list of extensions for 'application/vnd.ms-powerp<wbr />oint' filetypes to read: 'ppt pps'.<br />
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I checked filetypes under Windows, as well. This was mute, since the .pps files run fine under IE 6.0.<br />
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Any suggestions? This seems to be a Mozilla configuration issue, but I don't know where else to look that I haven't checked already.<br />

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I have a Mozilla browser that tries to display the code of a .pps (MS-PowerPoint Slide Show) file, rather than run the application. It runs a .ppt file fine.

I go to another computer, and Mozilla on that computer runs the .pps file OK. So, I'm assuming this is a configuration issue. I went to the Mozilla 'Edit | Preferences | HelperApplications' screen and add 'pps' to the list of extensions for 'application/vnd.ms-powerpoint' filetypes to read: 'ppt pps'.

I checked filetypes under Windows, as well. This was mute, since the .pps files run fine under IE 6.0.

Any suggestions? This seems to be a Mozilla configuration issue, but I don't know where else to look that I haven't checked already.


Mozilla won't open a .pps file

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.