i have a mac. can i get to chat rooms using internet explorer instead of safari?
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Yes, actually internet explorer can be use in both PC and Mac.
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internet explorer maybe?
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Ditch Internet Explorer and get a Macintosh.  Safari is a much safer browser, anyway.  I have had a Mac for about a year and have not yet had a problem with adware and spyware.\n\nOR you could get an alternate browser for Windows.  Try Firefox!
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i don't think they make yahoo messenger for mac.  I just got a mac and there are alot of things that i can't do
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Safari is a Mac-only browser.
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DSL is nothing more than a transport to the internet...it can't prevent you from accessing specific websites therefore AllTell would not be able to assist you in unblocking anything.  If I were you, I would attempt to use a different browser (Firefox, Netscape, etc) when trying to access this chat room.  Either that or your router itself (if you're connected to one) is set not to access certain sites which again, would be up to you to reconfigure.
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Below are the system requirements for each chat software you may choose from.\n\n* Java Chat: 1. Microsoft Windows (95, 98, NT, ME, 2000, or XP) or a Macintosh. 2. Internet Explorer (version 3.01 or higher) or Netscape Navigator (version 3.0 or higher).\n\n* Chat 2.0: 1. Microsoft Windows (95, 98, NT, ME, 2000, or XP). 2. Internet Explorer (version 4.0 or higher).\n\n* Messenger Chat: 1. Microsoft Windows (95, 98, NT, ME, 2000, or XP). 2. Internet Explorer (version 4.01 or higher).\n\nIf you have the resources on your pc and the above then you can download the messenger \n\nhttp://messenger.yahoo.com
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Try using Firefox instead of IE.
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Apple's iChat will do video, but it doesn't have public chat rooms as does Yahoo! Messenger.\n\nYahoo! is lame, they think everyone uses Explorer and lives in a Microsoft world. Don't they realize that Microsoft is a competitor and that by lameing down every offering that doesn't work on a Microsoft product they're just helping out their competitor? Semel isn't the sharpest tack in the box.\n\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/macosx/features/ichat/
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I would not use internet explorer. I would use Mozilla Firefox or Netscape.
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yahoo answer and chat rooms
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try yahoo chat, fre and easy to get into and use.
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I don't do chat sites. I use IRC {internet relay chat} it's great
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just install yahoo messenger from:\nhttp://messenger.yahoo.com\n\nand logon your ID\n\nthen press chat buttom on the top of the page\nafter that you can go too chat rooms
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go to http://messenger.yahoo.com\ndownload the latest messenger from yahoo. \nOnce installed click on the link on the top that says CHAT. \nthen etner desired chat rooms. \nand talk to any one available\ngo to this link for further details. http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/messenger/im/
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Your solution is to use Yahoo messenger.\n\nGrrr...dang firewalls and they're stupid restrictions.  At the junior college where I was attending, the IT guys got scared and stupid and did this whole firewall thing.  I can't remember if it was port 80 or not, but there was only one port that we could use and it messed up our instant messaging.  I was just one of two Mac users on campus (is it wrong to like a girl just because of her computer?) but there was this group of computer geeks that figured out how to bypass the firewall in instant messengers by changing the connection settings to "Firewall with no Proxies".  After word got out that this was possible everybody was online with their instant messengers, except me and the other mac person.  The problem with Yahoo Messenger for Mac (besides not being upgraded in years), is that you can't change your connection settings without being LOGGED IN!  So, what you have to figure out is how to temporarily log in and change your connection settings from the default (No Proxies) to "Firewall with no Proxies".  I did a trial AOL dial up, and connected my computer up for a few minutes using dial up from the dorm, opened Yahoo Messenger and changed the setting,  and then called and canceled.  You may find another way to get internet temporarily, but that's basicaly what you have to do.
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Thu Jun 29, 9:07 AM ET\n \nYahoo on Thursday released a new beta version of Yahoo! Messenger, its instant message client for Mac        OS X users. The new release features an entirely new interface and new capabilities, including webcam support. \n\nhttp://news.yahoo.com/s/macworld/20060629/tc_macworld/messenger20060629_0