Thanks Robert..

I'll let you know if I found any thing..

BR

>Sorry about the delay - children on half-term holiday and wife away (and hair rapidly being lost!).
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>I think you can tell the O/S from the browser description field BUT, you might look at the MS Knowledge-base article (and search for others):
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>Q216593 PRB: Scripting Differences in Internet Explorer for Macintosh
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>You might also have a look at http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products/ie/ie_default.asp and see if there is further information on DHTML support in Macintosh IE: I seem to remember that it can be patchy in Macintosh versions.
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>You might need to upgrade your Macintosh users to a higher version and/or get them to switch on Javascript support. There might also be issues with IE Mac and DBCS support which could be worth following up.
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>Lots of 'mights' but that's my best shot.
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>Best regards
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>RJL
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>>Is there a way to know what OS the user is using as soon he opens the web site
>>by the way my site is : www.alfain.net
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>>thanks again for your help.
>>
>>BR
>>Ahmad
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>>>That's quite surprising, the Mac has good language and script support: are you using specific features of Internet Explorer: and what's the error message? If this is Internet-Explorer related, have your Macintosh users tried with other browsers?
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>>>>Correct! and this what we are doing now...
>>>>but do you know what changes we should do for MAC.
>>>>
>>>>BR
>>>>
>>>>>>Hi All,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I have finished developing a web site using mainly "Arabic" language... and everything working fine.
>>>>>>Now, some visitors sent us email saying that they are not able to open the site from there MAC system, which means our site can't be opened from MAC system.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Any idea what we have do to correct this.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>BR
>>>>>
>>>>>When creating a system for the internet, you need to test with every possible system that will hit the site. You need to get every flavor of OS and the minimum browser you will support. Then hit your site from each.