>>When I log in using Netscape 3.0 the first occurance of the browser remains at the login screen, and the second shows messages from UT. Looks normal.
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>This is the normal behavior. We are creating the Universal Thread window in its own dedicated window. That's why we remove many components such as the menu, the status bar, etc. to improve the workable space.
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>>When I log in using MSIE 3.1 both the first and second instance of the browser are in the UT messages. The display different versions of the messages read. One will show a particular message as read, and the other shows is has not been read.
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>Yes, MSIE is not as robust as Netscape is. We tried to change a few things in the JavaScript to make MSIE work as Netscape but it didn't work. That's why we stil have 95% of the users having Netscape.

I'd prefer that you didn't launch a second instance of IE or fiddle with the menu. I usually log in from work and have several applications running. I also visit several web sites and having to quit IE and reload to get my menu back is a pain.

If people want more work space, it should be up to them to modify their screen resolution, etc. After all, Windows standards say that the program should conform to the way the user wants to work, not the user conform to the programmer.

Craig