The "Netscape 7.2 Xtreme Edition - customised by DJGM.co.uk - Preview Release"
is now available for download. Here's what's included in this latest preview build:

Retro Theme - Similar to Classic theme, but in place of the round animated Ns
logo, it uses the old Ns4.x animated logo, as well as the button icons from Ns4.x.

Mozilla Calendar - Calendar feature similar to the one included with MS Outlook.
More information about Mozilla Calendar at -
http://mozilla.org/projects/calendar/ .

BannerBlind - Info about this add-on at
http://bannerblind.mozdev.org/ .

Home Button - Adds a homepage button to the navigation toolbar.

Diggler - Adds two small buttons with features for power users.

Netscape Search Toolbar - Pretty much self explanatory, that one!

Plugins include the latest Sun Java (v1.4.2_05) and Flash Player.
I've also included the "Block images from this server" feature that appears as an
option in the right click menu in Navigator. AOL/Netscape once again neglected
to include this in the official release version of Netscape 7.2, just like they had
neglected to include it in the original Netscape 7.0 over two years ago!
Known issues:

I'm still having a few problems with the aformentioned issues regarding
the inclusion of the Classic theme, so I've reluctantly decided not to include
the theme with this build. The Retro theme has taken it's place. If these
issues continue, and I find no way of resolving them, unfortunately I
may decide not to include the Classic theme in my final builds.

The GRE . . . can anyone help me with the GRE issue that Fulvio mentioned
earlier. Since the GRE is a vital part of the entire package, I can't exactly leave
it out like I've left out the Classic theme. This issue needs to be resolved asap.
Ok, with all that in mind, you can grab this latest build by clicking the image below.
The download filesize is 27.8MB . . . . . . . . . Enjoy . . . !
UserAgent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.2) Gecko/20040804 Netscape/7.2 - DJGM.co.uk (ax)
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