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"Installing internet stuff"

When you download an internet file such as the macromedia shockwave one, where abouts does it go on your computer?

I have been having trouble downloading components such as shockwave and other things (nobody seems to know why) but I have found a manual way of downloading them, but I need to extract the files to the correct folder so I can use them, and I don't know where they need to be extracted to.

Help me out if you can.

try

C:\WINDOWS\Downloaded Program Files

Coooooooool

Yup :-)

I have both open now :-)

Ha, there ARE flaws in it :-D

So basicaly you can either open up Mozilla and browse the net, or Internet Explorer, and browse the net? They can coexist?

You can keep IE in the background...

I still have it there.. Mozilla doesn't seem to want to play videos embedded into sites...

:-(

Hmm.

I'd have to think before making a switch.

How easy is it to revert back to IE ?

It's an internet suite - there's the broser called Navigator, Mozilla Chat (IRC), a web editor and email. Firefox is a broswer only, but is better than Mozilla.

I tried:

Search for: "That thing what you put stuff in when you download it from t'internet"


No results were found to match your search.

You could use the search option in your start menu to find it.

Oh great. :-(