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al3000

macrumors 6502
Original poster
Aug 16, 2005
275
1
England
Does anyone know where it is still available for download?

I am trying to access a site, (http://www.thomson.co.uk), I have tried it in safari, opera... and firefox but none of them work. I tried it in on my parents iMac which has IE on and it works fine, but I come to download it and find it's gone!

Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance :)
 

iPhil

macrumors 68040
al3000 said:
Does anyone know where it is still available for download?

I am trying to access a site, (http://www.thomson.co.uk), I have tried it in safari, opera... and firefox but none of them work. I tried it in on my parents iMac which has IE on and it works fine, but I come to download it and find it's gone!

Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance :)


Try to copy IE app from the iMac onto a thumbdrive/ipod and install on yours :eek:
 

emw

macrumors G4
Aug 2, 2004
11,172
0
I was able to go to the site in Safari, but it did seem to try and continually reload. I then told Safari (via the Debug menu) to act like Windows IE 6.0, and everything seems to work fine.

To enable the Debug menu, quit Safari and open a Terminal window. Type

defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 1

and press Enter. Quit Terminal and relaunch Safari. You now have a Debug menu. Go to Debug > User Agent to tell it what to "look like" to the site you're browsing.
 

yellow

Moderator emeritus
Oct 21, 2003
16,018
6
Portland, OR
emw said:
I was able to go to the site in Safari, but it did seem to try and continually reload. I then told Safari (via the Debug menu) to act like Windows IE 6.0, and everything seems to work fine.

[sigh] I hate sites of that ilk.
 
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