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IE3.0 128-bit
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To: [email protected]
Date: Sat Aug 17 08:59:05 1996
Just got off of MS IE3 download page. To retrieve the 128-bit version,
they've got a perl script asking for a remote address and a host address
via a pair of cookies. Unfortunately, it chokes *every single time* it's
invoked on my system, and shows me a 1-800 number (terminally busy) to
call.
Has anyone either managed to download it, or gotten through to the 1-800
number? I'd _really_ like a copy of the 128-bit version. I'm a U.S.
citizen, live here in Amarillo, TX.
Anyone from MicroSloth reading this *might* want to let a Responsible
Person know about the perl script hiccups....
Dave Merriman, Densa's mole in Mensa
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