Ideas
If you've been surfing around the Interactive Forum, you may be thinking that some of those products don't exist.
That might be because they don't.
Those are ideas. They are actually more than ideas, more like future projects.
Future Extensions of the "Internet Explorer Replacement Patch" program, A.K.A. Startfox
iStart - Replaces IE with Apple's new Safari web browser, which is based on Apple's Webkit. Webkit originated from Linux browser, Konquror's KHTML. Some may remember 'Codename Starri,' this is the same thing.
Astrolabe - The perfect companion for those who still use Navigator. I can't let it go either, it's not just you. In case anyone doesn't know, an 'astrolabe' was an early navigational tool.
Ticket - Replaces IE with Opera, another popular web browser
Takeoff - Get your Flock web browser off the ground with Takeoff, another addition to IERP technology that replaces IE with Flock, a popular Firefox derivitive.
If you've ever worked with DOS, you already know how to program IERP.
You can easily grab a copy of Startfox and convert it to do whatever you want. All you have to do is change the 'sfx.cmd' command script, which is simply a batch file, to point to a different browser, say Safari, by changing 'start %systemdrive%\progra~1\mozill~1\firefox.exe' to 'start %systemdrive\progra~1\safari\safari.exe'
Of course that is a very basic patch and more integral description of how this works will be on the IERP website, when I make it.