meg@leary.csoft.net wrote:
> 
> I have seen a few threads concerning the use of Mozilla
> today............I would love to use it, but I can not
> seem to get the browser to utilize my Squid proxy. I can't
> access any sites at port 443 to be more specific.
> 

You mean https (ssl) connections. Have you tried just :

https://www.sitename.com

http://www.sitename.com:443 should fail. Port 443 on a web server should
be looking for ssl connections only.

What works for Netscape should work for Mozilla, they are very similar.

> One thing I wish I could figure out in NS is how to set my citrix client
> to fire up when I click on an .ica (published app) file from my web server.

This should be the same as Netscape... Edit -> Preferences -> Helper
Applications

See what your settings are for Netscape here and try copying them into
Mozilla.

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