Golive y firefox

Hola, utilizo Golive 5 en español para windows y la acción mostrar/ocultar los cuadros flotantes (no ivisibes) no funciona en el navegador Firefox (si funcionan perfectamente en el Explorer)
¿Sabe alguien cómo puedo solucionar este problema?
Gracias
Juan

Hola Daniel
Estuve intentando la instalación del archivo NN6 y me encontré con varios problemeas.
Al principio, al activar el archivo GL5ExtendScptModR4, no aparecen los archivos que figuran en la guia de instalación, ya que solo se instala Golvie SDK Documentation (tres pdfs)
Instalé archivos jscripts que se incluina en la carpeta que se me pedía.
En la carpeta "Put Into Extend Scripts Folder" solo había otra carpeta llamada "NN6Compatible" y una pagina web. También la instalé en la carpeta que se me indicaba.
Imtenté seguir las instrucciones, pero nada. Sigo sin poder resolver el problema con Firefox.
Te agracedería que me indicases lo que habría que hacer.
Saludos
Juan

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