No IE in Tiger

I used scrapbook, and would like 2 keep using it. The save as in safari doesn't organise as nicely.

Why WOULD Apple include IE? Microsoft threw a hissy over Safari and stopped developing it, didn't they?

Did Tiger fix Sherlock?

One question: IE, naturally, has the ability to log into sites that require a certain Microsoft flavor of authentication. (IIS's NTLM authentication, I think.) FireFox recently gained this ability. Can Safari do this now? I need it for some sites on my company's intranet.

Hey C.K., BOOM and you don't need anything else to open .zip and .sit file! BOMArchiveHelper is the utility that create the .zip file natively since panther, could it be the one who will now take over the .sit files as well? And could it be your subtlety? I take a chance.

BOOM eh? is spotlights searching that fast for you ^_^?

Not to be the devil's advocate, but IE's Scrapbook feature was awesome, what else accomplishes the same thing as easily? I actually really liked it most cuz the windows version of IE didn't have it. On a somewhat related note, would someone please explain to me why the @#$# the windows version of IE can't fit a @#$# webpage on 1 page width when you print? Is that sooo hard? Stupid windows.

> And honestly I have had a ibook for about 6 months > now and I've never loaded IE, and wouldn't see why > anyone would. My only reason for keeping it around is printing. IE's print preview allows for resizing text and selecting which elements, if any, will be included in the print/PDF: Date, URL, Title, or Background Images. If/when Safari includes those features, IE will be gone.

"Thank you Apple!"

I don't have Tiger yet, but I heard that it has native support for tar and gzip files, handling them the same way it handles zip files. I iterate the font question. Can anyone confirm the presence of Arial, Verdana, Georgia, and Trebuchut MS on Tiger?