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We are not big movie buffs by any means, and recently subscribed to Netflix. So far so good. Now I see there are films, TV shows etc that one can download at no additional cost. The Netflix site says I have an 'incompatible browser' and says it wants IE7 or higher. I have removed IE from my computer, and trying to download a new one from Microsoft has left me still feeling the same about IE that I always have felt- frustrated. It downloads fine, seems to install fine, but leaves no icon on the desktop except to install it again. No launch icon. Where did I go wrong- other than the obvious visit to Microsoft?
I see there is a device (Roku) one can attach to the TV and ethernet (or wireless) that accesses Netflix instant movies without tying up one's computer. Anyone with experience with one of these? For a hundred bucks and access to (they say) 12,000 movies/TV shows at no add'l cost it seems like a good deal.
So far, I have all this popcorn and just 1 movie a week.
Jim Ricks
I see there is a device (Roku) one can attach to the TV and ethernet (or wireless) that accesses Netflix instant movies without tying up one's computer. Anyone with experience with one of these? For a hundred bucks and access to (they say) 12,000 movies/TV shows at no add'l cost it seems like a good deal.
So far, I have all this popcorn and just 1 movie a week.
Jim Ricks