[WEB4LIB] Disabling Netscape buttons

[Andrew Mutch]

One other alternative that I forgot mention yesterday is that you have the
option of getting rid of the "My Netscape" button and replacing it with the
old "Guide" button.  If you are so inclined, add the following to your
prefs.js file:

config("browser.chrome.useGuideButton", true);

You'll still need to include this line to redirect the URL:

config("toolbar.places.default_url","");

Good luck!

Andrew Mutch
Library Systems Technician
Waterford Township Public Library
Waterford, MI

"L. E. Puckett" wrote:

> Dear Mr. Mutch and Mr. Amen,
> Thank you VERY much for your kind assistance.
> I did NOT have the 'read only' function turned on, as the security
> software had not been installed yet & I didn't know 'read only' was
> required to make the fix work.
> I had been using Mr. Mutch's very informative files, and once 'read
> only' was engaged it worked fine for the Search button. I then put in
> Mr. Amen's nifty fix for the My Netscape button, which now goes ONLY to
> our databases! Hooray! It is still labeled My Netscape, but that's not a
> major deal.
> This is really slick! My only problem was paying attention to what I was
> typing - I left out a quotes mark the first time, and Netscape won't
> open if it's not typed exactly right. I can tell I need to work on my
> proofreading skills.
> Again, thank you very much. You both have saved my sysadmin & me some
> major headaches.
> Lynne
>
> --
> L.E. Puckett
> Parmly Billings Library
> 510 North Broadway
> Billings,  MT  59101