From ishikawa at yk.rim.or.jp  Sun Sep  7 00:38:11 2008
From: ishikawa at yk.rim.or.jp (Chiaki)
Date: Sun, 07 Sep 2008 16:38:11 +0900
Subject: [Ieview] ieview on Vista ultimate 64bit?
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david wrote:
> Chiaki wrote:
>> Dear Paul Roub,
>>
>> Thank you for your e-mail.
>>
>> Well, *blush*.
>>
>> I got confused with IE Tab and IE view(!)
>>
>> My set up is
>>  - one XP PC at home (and another XP PC at office)
>>  These both run IE Tab.
>>
>>  - One AMD 9150e x4 computer at home that has linux and
>>    Vista 64 in dual-boot setup.
>>
>> On this second machine, I was toying with IE view and IE tab.
>>
>> You were right. I got mixed up and installed IE view
>> on Vista 64-bit by mistake while I tried to install IE View
>> under linux on the second machine.
>>
>> Thank you for the great package. I installed IE view
>> under linux on the said machine successfully.
>>
>> I also succeeded installing IE6 using IEs4Linux package and set IE6 as
>> the preferred external program to view an IE-only page as was 
>> mentioned in your web page.
>> http://ieview.mozdev.org/ieview-linux.html
>>
>> Now I can run IE6 under linux that is invoked
>> with IE View from FireFox (!).
>>
>> One subtle difference is, while your web page quotes
>>
>>> I had to modify the iexplore-launcher script by replacing:
>>>
>>> wine "c:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" "$@" &
>>>
>>> with the path and executable that IEs4Linux uses to launch IE6:
>>>
>>> /home/[your user id]/bin/ie6 "$@" &
>>
>> all I had to do was simply
>> inserted my path for ie6 which was
>>
>>   /home/ishikawa/bin/ie6
>>
>> in the path for IE and left out '"$@" &' part.
>> I am not sure if I need to insert "$@" into the optional
>> argument part: right now, I didn't and so it is empty.
>> I only checked microsoft sites so far,  and they seem to work
>> more or less with this set up.
> 
> Being the "David" who contributed that command line up there, I could 
> only report it as the way it was setup on my Linux system. I'm not a 
> Linux commandline guru, so cannot tell you what the "$@" and the 
> ampersand do.
> 
> When WINE supports IE7, I expect IEView will support it just fine on 
> Linux. Last I checked, IEs4Linux wasn't successfully supporting IE7. At 
> least, on my system, it doesn't.
> 

All right, my Debian set up and the latest ies4linux is very spartan and
so I suppose that is why I didn't have to use '"$@" &'

In Unix/posix shell, "$@" means All the arguments passed to a shell 
script (I am omitting subtle details here), and '&' means run the 
command (the first argument on the command line, again details omitted.) 
asynchronously in the background and return control immediately
to the invoking task (i.e., that invokes the shell script.)

It would be interesting to see IE7 support, but given that IE7 seems to
bring in a lot of excess baggage, I am inclined to stick to IE6, which
seems to be good enough so far. Funny now that I can use IE6 under 
linux, I realize those IE-only pages often offers download of drivers, 
etc. only meant for Windows.

Oh, I noticed that if I kill the externally started IE7, the wine 
support process seems to go into infinite loop of a sort ( close to 100% 
CPU usage. I now have a quad CPU and one of its cores is tied at 100% 
usage) and gobbles up memory also.
So I had to kill the process manually. But this only happens after IE6 
is called and killed after an extensive web surfing. Looking at a page 
or two and terminating it immediately usually don't cause such a problem.
A difficult problem to diagnose and fix for the WINE team.
Not that of IEView.

Again, thank you for your info that you shared with the user
community.

Sincerely,
Chiaki Ishikawa

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From bobbydouglas at cox.net  Mon Sep 22 09:50:15 2008
From: bobbydouglas at cox.net (Robert Douglas)
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2008 09:50:15 -0700
Subject: [Ieview] Disable Reloaded Page Message
Message-ID: <001801c91cd3$49a8db90$dcfa92b0$@net>

How do I disable the following message:

 

"IE View reloaded this page in Internet Explorer

 

Edit IE View Settings"

 

I want the page to display in IE, but I don't want another page to open in
FF telling me a page was sent to IE. I know a page is sent to IE, I'm the
one that told IEView to send it to IE every time!!!

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From paul at roub.net  Mon Sep 22 10:11:26 2008
From: paul at roub.net (Paul Roub)
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2008 12:11:26 -0500
Subject: [Ieview] Disable Reloaded Page Message
In-Reply-To: <001801c91cd3$49a8db90$dcfa92b0$@net>
References: <001801c91cd3$49a8db90$dcfa92b0$@net>
Message-ID: <48D7D1BE.6000005@roub.net>

You can't disable it (otherwise, pages loaded this way would show up in
both IE and Firefox), but you can elect to have IE View close the tab
after loading IE.  The problem here is that when there's only one FF tab
open, Firefox will exit.

If you want to have the window closed after launching IE, check "Close
tab/window after reload" in the IE View Preferences "Advanced" tab.

-paul



Robert Douglas wrote:
> How do I disable the following message:
> 
>  
> 
> ?IE View reloaded this page in Internet Explorer
> 
>  
> 
> Edit IE View Settings?
> 
>  
> 
> I want the page to display in IE, but I don?t want another page to open
> in FF telling me a page was sent to IE. I know a page is sent to IE, I?m
> the one that told IEView to send it to IE every time!!!
> 
> 
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From paul at roub.net  Wed Sep 24 21:04:15 2008
From: paul at roub.net (Paul Roub)
Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 23:04:15 -0500
Subject: [Ieview] Disable Reloaded Page Message
In-Reply-To: <001801c91cd3$49a8db90$dcfa92b0$@net>
References: <001801c91cd3$49a8db90$dcfa92b0$@net>
Message-ID: <48DB0DBF.90905@roub.net>

If you're seeing this page when opening bookmarked pages in Firefox 3,
and hadn't been seeing it before, you may want to test the version of IE
View attached to this bug:

https://www.mozdev.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=18380

Bookmarks were rewritten for FF 3, and the hooks IE View used to make
bookmarks open seamlessly in IE went away.  I've implemented something
similar for FF 3, and this version includes that code for testing.

-paul


Robert Douglas wrote:
> How do I disable the following message:
> 
>  
> 
> ?IE View reloaded this page in Internet Explorer
> 
>  
> 
> Edit IE View Settings?
> 
>  
> 
> I want the page to display in IE, but I don?t want another page to open
> in FF telling me a page was sent to IE. I know a page is sent to IE, I?m
> the one that told IEView to send it to IE every time!!!
> 
> 
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> _______________________________________________
> Ieview mailing list
> Ieview at mozdev.org
> https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/ieview