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Hi Carol,
Why do you have to use Firefox with your server?
Try this link to the Symantec Store. It is supposed to work with Firefox and Opera.
Hi, Phil!
When I went over to DSL, IE would not work with it, so I had to install Firefox.
Still not sure why!
The DSL is through a local internet service, not a well-known one. (Softcom Internet)
I do like Firefox...but it is unacceptable for so many applications!
I have never had any trouble using Firefox with any other program or site.
Carol,
Let me know how that link to the Symantec Store worked.
And here may be a work around for other websites that only work in IE. Scroll to the bottom of the page and you'll see an IE add-in for Firefox. I can't vouch for the info as I have not tried it.
Phil, The link worked fine. I got to the download manager again, and all it does is try to download, and then stops and says
"Communications error".
Thanks also for the other link! I have tried it before, and for some reason have all kinds of trouble getting the active x add-ons
to work for me.
LOL--I should probably give up!
Carol,
Nope - don't give up.
1) Check to make sure your Windows Firewall is not enabled.
2) Here's an alternative, can you get to a friend's computer and download NIS 2009 to a flash drive or burn to a CD?
Then you could install it on your computer. Just a thought.
I did check the firewall and disabled it.
NO dice.
Now the other idea about using someone else's pc to download it....
THAT is a great idea !
I'm going to try it and let you know what happens.
Dont use your download manager. use only the Firefox downloader.
Just thought I'd let you all know that I tried to download to my sister's pc, but it wanted to install, so I didn't.
I finally somehow ended up getting IE to work, got into a chat session and they remotely installed it for me!
I have to say that the team at Symantec is great.
Thanks so much for all the help and advice, I appreciate it!!
Carol
Carol,
Very glad to hear that you met with success!
Best Wishes.