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<pre>Mark Cockrell said:
> Is there a way to set the Mozilla home page for all users on the server?
I dunno -- but what I did, is make the shortcut (I use IceWM) actually
call mozilla with a URL. ie, the launcher actually calls "mozilla
<a href="http://www.inlandlakes.org%22">http://www.inlandlakes.org"</a>; instead of just mozilla. It's a low-tech
solution that has worked great so far. :)
-Shawn
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Good idea. Thanks.<br>
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C-ya,
Mark
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