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Assuming you still have the installer, you can uninstall (it's in C:\mozilla.org\mozilla\uninstall), run IE, which should then become default (I think) and then reinstall Mozilla. I think the whole thing sould only take a few minutes.

Thanks.

So Mozilla can't bring it up when I start it? Sorry to be a pain. :shame:

Ah. I've alway just opened up IE, and up would pop a box asking me if I wanted to connect. I'd hit connect, and it pops up a box with my ISP username and password. Mozilla doesn't seem to do the same. How do I get the little connection box open in Mozilla? And can I get Mozilla to pop it up...

Hang on. It seems that with IE's connection open, Mozilla piggybacks it! Damn, unless I can sort this, I'm going to have to run IE every time I want to run Mozilla!

No, I have IE working, but can't find how to set up a connection for Modzilla.

Guys, I'm having a little trouble with my version at home. I can't find how to set up my dial-up connection with my ISP. :down:

Doesn't it make selecting text difficult? Surely you'd wind up accidently going back a page when you just meant to select a paragraph?

He does seem extraordinarily interested in the appearance of his software, doesn't he? I personally just like it to work, keep working, and do everything any similar piece of software does. The old engineering mantra of "if it's not broken, it hasn't got enough features" cuts no ice with me!

Linux sounds like a bit too much work to me. I'm sure I'll get around to it eventually, but since my little brothers and my mother all use the computer, and none of them are even as computer literate as me, I don't want to be the guy who has to fix the computer every time someone tries to...

I know. I assume a thread is in order. Where do I put it again? Hangout?

Yeah, I've seen that on Microsoft Media Player (or whatever my version is called). I don't really see the point. It looks fine as it is.

Thanks Gray, I'd missed a number of those in my test drive. Tabbed browsing rocks though. You can get free and easy pop-up blockers for IE, but why bother? What's this about skins though?

Having long endured the taunts my battered old IE brings on this forum, I hadn't expected to cave in so soon. The thing is, I mostly surf from college, and unless I want to install Mozilla on every computer I ever use (or campaign for its network-wide use - of which more later), I'm pretty much...