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Re: Frames

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From: jp... Jan Peszko
Date: Wed, 03 Apr 1996 00:00
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Wojciech Wiza <wi...@efp.poznan.pl> naskrobal byl:

> (...) ja bym
>chcial zeby jak ktos sobie chodzi po ramkach, coby przycisk "BACK" w
>toolbar-ze wracal tak jak prawy przycisk myszy i "back in frames", a nie
>"back in document".

No to juz masz rozwiazanie swojego problemu:


Name:           Atlas 32-Bit (aka Netscape Navigator 3.0 Beta 2)
Version:        Preview Release 1
File Date:      03/26/96
Size:           5.9 Mb
Download Time:  Approx. 90 minutes with 14.4 modem
Developed By:   Netscape Communications Corp.
Registration:   Free Evaluation (expires July 15, 1996)
Homepage:       
http://home.netscape.com/
File Location:
ftp://ftp.netscape.com/pub/navigator/atlas/pr1/windows/standard/atls32s1..exe
Description:    
  
The Atlas Preview Release 1 is an early beta of a future version of 
Netscape Navigator.
>Significant changes include new navigation for 
>"Frames" and the "Back" button. When you click on a link that updates
>a frame, pressing the Back button returns you to the previous state 
>of the frame, instead of returning you to the previous whole page. In
>other words, navigating among frames now works on a per frame basis:
>pressing Back revisits the previous frame and pressing Forward revisits
>the frame ahead.
 Other additions include triple-pane Mail and News panel layout
options; compressed Mail and News headers; support for table cell
background colors; an audio playback plug-in capable of playing AIFF,
MIDI, WAV, and AU sound formats; a Live3D plug-in which extends
Netscape Navigator so that you can experience distributed, interactive
3D spaces with text, images, animation, sound, music, and video; a
video playback module that plays Windows AVI movies; a CoolTalk helper
application that provides full-duplex audio conferencing, allowing
both users to speak and be heard simultaneously (includes a chat tool
and shared whiteboard for textual and graphical data conferencing);
enhanced Java security; and finally, the ability for developers to
dynamically determine what plug-ins are installed on the Navigator
client. 


Pozdrawiam

Janek

Jan Peszko, MD,PhD.  E-mail: jp...@ip.krakow.pl
Krakow, Poland   http://www.ip.krakow.pl/~jpesz
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From: jp...@ip.krakow.pl (Jan Peszko)
Subject: Re: Frames
Date: 1996/04/03
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