Any idea when we can expect the '07 catalog?
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My friend and I always like to get copies of your latest catalogs, and we were wondering when the '07 catalog would be available.
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If you fill out the catalog request form on our website they should be going out in about two weeks. I hope this helps. Take care.
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Chris Savage
Parallax Tech Support
http://www.parallax.com/html_pages/downloads/catalogs/catalogs.asp
-Stephanie Lindsay
Editor, Parallax Inc.
I requested mine a few minutes ago.
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The download link doesn't appear to work. If I click on the folder icon, nothing happens.
Mike
Try again, or better yet, if you’re using IE right-click on the folder icon and select, “Save Target As…” Let me know if that works. Take care.
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Chris Savage
Parallax Tech Support
Mike the file is a rather large PDF, and if you try to just "click" the thing will attempt to load into the browser. Depending on your connection speed, version of Adobe Reader, etc., this could take a while, or outright fail.
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John R.
8 + 8 = 10
I use Apple's Safari and none of the links on the page seem to be active. Right clicks on the folder icons don't do anything. Normally this sort of thing works fine with Safari and other downloads on Parallax's website seem to work fine. I'll experiment with Firefox.
Mike
An update: Firefox worked fine. Clearly there is something about that webpage that is incompatible with Safari and needs to be fixed.
Post Edited (Mike Green) : 1/31/2007 1:37:53 AM GMT
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John R.
8 + 8 = 10
That's a complex question. A lot of web page construction tools use features that are particular to IE and possibly "non standard" whatever that may be. Microsoft is well known to add features to IE and encourage 3rd party web page building tools to include them even though other browsers will choke on them. Other vendors like Apple have been known to do this too, but generally (because they have smaller market share) do not. When Netscape was selling its browser, this was common both ways.
This most likely is either an outright error in the webpage or the use of a feature that works in Firefox and IE, but hasn't made it to Safari. From the standpoint of a company selling its goods over the internet, it doesn't matter. The webpage has to work properly in all common browsers or the company may lose customers that can't use the company's website. It's not useful to say "We don't support Apple's Safari" or "You'll have to wait until Apple fixes their browser so it's compatible with what we do". There are a lot of educational users out there with Apple computers who will slowly begin to look for someone else as a vendor that supports their computer's standard browser.
Mike
-Phil
Sorry for the trouble.
Sincerely, JJ