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Re: [ECS] ECS 4.4.001 Release (Part 2) Mark Gilmore Sun, 14 May 2000 09:45:23 -0400

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Hi Martin,
Glad you like :-).
I am running IE5 - what setup info are you referring to
(which "doesn't follow" IE5) ?
Thanks,
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Mark Gilmore
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Martin Terry wrote:
> 
> Sorry, slippery fingers sent the last message prematurely. :)
> 
> Mark,
> 
> I just spent some time looking at ECS 4.4.001 and I have to say it is
> IMPRESSIVE!
> 
> The Web interface has really come from humble beginnings to an amazingly
> powerful engine.
> 
> My current client machine wouldn't work with the new update (It is IE 3.02).
> It simply couldn't deal with the new Java classes. I plugged in my laptop
> with IE 5.01 and it worked like a champ, but I had to copy the class files
> to the laptop manually. (The instructions you gave for setting security in
> IE doesn't seem to follow IE 5, what version do you have?)
> 
> Right now I'm printing out the java examples you have in the docs, and am
> going to have to go get myself a java programming manual. :)
> 
> I'm running this version on a Pentium 133 with 64mb of memory and it seems
> to work pretty well. Looks like I'll have to ugrade my client computer (It
> is a Pentium 75).
> 
> This release really has the potential to bring together ECS with the
> internet and just about anything else you can think of. Thanks for all the
> hard work.
> 
> Hope you have the time to post a few examples of how to implement the web
> features. I think at this point, documentation is the make or break part of
> ECS, you really need to consider a full fledged manual with examples and a
> startup guide.

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