China the Beautiful

[sllee]

I posted the following to another section, but I think it would be more useful here. Ming, it might worth placing the following on your webpage to alert other users.
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I just upgraded to IE6, after a long resistance. I found that if you open IE6 first and then Richwin, the browser can be very slow or even hangs.

Just open up Richwin and then IE6 should eliminate this problem. Once you opened in the wrong order, closing up IE6 is not good enough. You need to restart windows and then open Richwin first, before IE6.

If you install IE5.5 after Richwin, it won't work properly. You need to de-install Richwin first. Then re-install it AFTER installing IE5.5.

However, upgrading from IE5.5 to IE6 was OK, without de-installing Richwin first.

In IE5.5, the browser can misformat webpage look if you have Richwin opened first. But IE6 seems to be very smooth as long as you have Richwin opened first.

The above is hard-learned experience after playing with the system many times. Please take note if you ever have any problem with the two.
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SL Lee
http://www.asiawind.com

[chinapage]

Dear S.L. and Richwin users:

Thanks for the info. I have recently upgraded to IE6, which went very
smoothly and fast. I found it to be an improvement over IE5.5 and
would recommend this upgrade.

I would like to point out that the conflicts are different depending on
whether you are using Windows XP, 2000, or Windows 98, 95.

SL is certainly correct in recommending that you open Richwin
(Twin Bridge) first before opening IE6 browser.
The same advice applies to NJStar as well.

Ming