- IE8 tool bar color
-
Just installed IE8 install went without a hitch. But All the IE8 toolbar
backgrounds are black and it is not possible to see the menu headings. They
are there and if i click on where the headings would be the menu will
appear. But its like working blind. Is there a way to change the background
color? Desktop properties is set for BLUE background and all other window
toolbar backgrounds do appear in blue.
Thanks
Joe Calderone Don't Force it, Use a bigger Hammer.
Sun Mar 22 07:56:54 CDT 2009 |
2 |
Sun Mar 22 07:56:54 CDT 2009
by Joe935 |
- Trouble signing on
-
Lately I have been having trouble signing on. It says unable to connect. Do I
want to work offline. I hit retry and then it signs me on.
What's up?
Sat Mar 21 20:11:01 CDT 2009 |
5 |
Sat Mar 21 20:11:01 CDT 2009
by JoeT |
- ActiveXObject error
-
Actually am using ie7 and MS Vista... but not newsgroup exist for it. Went
I try to execute the JScript below:
function openWord() {
alert("inside openWord");
var word = new ActiveXObject('Word.Application'); // get stuck here
if (word != null) {
alert("Caught");
word.Visible = true;
var doc = word.Documents.Add();
doc.Content = "Gaurang";
word.quit(0);
}
else {
alert("MS WORD IS NOT INSTALLED");
}
}
I get JScript runtime error: Automation server can't create object.
How can I get around this error?
King
Thu Mar 19 23:44:37 CDT 2009 |
1 |
Thu Mar 19 23:44:37 CDT 2009
by King |
- Problem with "loading" in Yahoo Mail; cannot reply -- IE6 related?
-
On one computer, we cannot send or reply to Yahoo mail. It gets stuck
in "LOADING..." for a while, then seems to stop and return to reply
window.
Since this happens on only one computer, I presume the problem is not
at Yahoo's end or with the Yahoo account.
I think it is also unlike that a virus is involved -- but I'll run a
scan.
Also, the problem happens with different users on the same computer.
So I presume the problem is not with user settings; instead, it is
something more global (registry; IE6 itself; something else entirely).
Does anyone have any idea what I might do to remedy this?
I would like to avoid reinstalling IE6, especially since I don't know
for sure that's the root cause.
I would like to avoid installing a different browser, the first
"solution" proposed by the IE6-bashers. Of course, they recommend
installing their favorite browser.
I have already tried the obvious -- delete history, cookies and files
-- to no avail.
Thu Mar 19 18:58:41 CDT 2009 |
6 |
Thu Mar 19 18:58:41 CDT 2009
by curiousgeorge408 |
- Temp internet files
-
if temp internet files are found on my computer hard drive have these sites
been accessed from my computer or is it possible my internet is being hacked.
I have found various sites from when i was out and other members of the
family dont know any thing about them!!
Please help !
Wed Mar 18 10:05:04 CDT 2009 |
4 |
Wed Mar 18 10:05:04 CDT 2009
by debbie |
- Internet Explorer launches stealthily
-
Running XP Pro as my OS, and I use Firefox as my default browser. In
the last day or so, out of the blue, even if I'm not doing anything on
my machine at that moment, I'll get a dialog box telling me that
"Internet Explorer is not my default browser and do I wish to set it
as my default browser". I clicked the box to "not check if IE is the
default browser". Then I start getting audio coming through my
speakers (like the audio associated w/ some websites). I checked my
running processes and noticed that IE was running, but there is NO IE
window open.
It's pretty clear to me that "something" (be it virus or whatever) is
launching IE on it's own but my virus software (McAfee) isn't
detecting it. Can someone help? I'm steering way clear of any of my
financial websites until I figure this out.
Thanks.
Robert
Wed Mar 18 08:11:33 CDT 2009 |
3 |
Wed Mar 18 08:11:33 CDT 2009
by darkwing_duck |
- Can't make 2003 Outlook work ?
-
I've been using OE and had too many problems. I haven't used Outlook in
quite a while and when I brought it up I got this message.
The data file 'Personal Folders' was not closed properly.
This file is being checked for problems.
Each time I try it, it spends several minutes checking and then locks
up. I kill it thru Task Mgr and an error message is sent. Then it'll
start in the Safe Mode and same thing all over.
What do I need to do to get it fixed?
Thanks
Hank
Tue Mar 17 21:55:29 CDT 2009 |
2 |
Tue Mar 17 21:55:29 CDT 2009
by Henry |
Tue Mar 17 21:05:22 CDT 2009 |
0 |
Tue Mar 17 21:05:22 CDT 2009
by jelinek |
Tue Mar 17 21:05:23 CDT 2009 |
0 |
Tue Mar 17 21:05:23 CDT 2009
by jelinek |
- can't scroll a website!
-
This just seems to happen with:
www.nixyvalentine.com
I can't scroll down on this page at all, I see only the top section. The
owner of this website says I am the only one that has this issue, but I don't
have trouble with other websites.
I am using windows explorer 6.0.29..... with sp3 and my monitor is set
at 1440x900 in case that makes a difference? What can be the problem and is
there a fix somewhere?
Thanks.
Tue Mar 17 11:47:02 CDT 2009 |
1 |
Tue Mar 17 11:47:02 CDT 2009
by Kahless |
- Zone Alarm prevents access to browser
-
I am using the latest version of Zone Alarm, 8.0 and Windows XP. Today
a problem came up whereby I could not access either Internet Explorer
or Firefox. I discovered the cause to be Zone Alarm. When I shut it
down, I was able to access the browser. Strangely enough, once having
accessed the browser, I could restart Zone Alarm and everything worked
normally.
Sun Mar 15 20:04:25 CDT 2009 |
3 |
Sun Mar 15 20:04:25 CDT 2009
by alsteele |
- Make IE v6 Default
-
I normally use IE v6. I have DL Firefox to use for a while to see how I
like it. When Firefox was DL it became my default browser. How do I make
IE my default browser?
Thanks,
Jim
*******************************************
Baseball is the Only Game Where
the Defense Controls the Ball
*******************************************
Sun Mar 15 19:42:59 CDT 2009 |
2 |
Sun Mar 15 19:42:59 CDT 2009
by Jim |
- IE 7 not able to open Internet Site (Hotmail Inbox)
-
For over a week now I've been getting the following error message:
"INternet Explorer can not open the Internet site
http://lbl148wblu148.mail.live.com/mail/InBoxLight.aspx?n=1845724582.
Operation aborted". When I click ok, it get the IE error page. The numbers
after the equal sign changes every time I get the message. I can sign into
hotmail with no problem, it is while the items are downloading in the hotmail
inbox that I get the error message. Down in the lower left corner where it
says "waiting for site...." or "downloading..." I'll get those message and
then it stops and I get the operation aborted message. It appears to me that
the ad on the right side of the site is what is causing the problem, because
everything is there, except the ad.
I optimized my browser, down loaded new IE 7 Upgrades, nothing has worked.
Windows Live help referred me to here. What do I have to do to get this
fixed? It has been over a week now.
I have IE version 7.0.5730.13, using Windows XP Ver. 5.1.
Sun Mar 15 19:26:03 CDT 2009 |
8 |
Sun Mar 15 19:26:03 CDT 2009
by Catspjamas |
- No Maps
-
WIN XP SP3 - Updated to March 2009 Black Tuesday security/criticals.
IE6.
I have not used any map sites for many months and today I could not get any
to open past the first page, whether it was Google, multimap, Street map,
Michelin or the AA.
As soon as I select/search a road or town, nothing happens.
Have I lost some software that is required.
I might add that all other sites all open, page after page - but not maps.
Rgds
Antioch
Sun Mar 15 17:51:49 CDT 2009 |
6 |
Sun Mar 15 17:51:49 CDT 2009
by antioch |
- Page not displaying properly
-
I have a user who has issues viewing web pages. When he goes to a web page,
it only displays the page as a text-like page. When I sign in on the same PC
I can see the pages properly.
Have tried resetting his user profile, but this has made no difference.
Using IE6 on Windows XP SP2.
Sun Mar 15 17:33:01 CDT 2009 |
1 |
Sun Mar 15 17:33:01 CDT 2009
by Keithmeister |
Sat Mar 14 18:49:54 CDT 2009 |
4 |
Sat Mar 14 18:49:54 CDT 2009
by Jack |
Fri Mar 13 15:10:01 CDT 2009 |
8 |
Fri Mar 13 15:10:01 CDT 2009
by RR |
- Explorer Keeps Forgetting Me
-
IE6 keeps forgetting my live info after I run Money. Also, Money's process
sometimes keeps running after closing it as well.
Fri Mar 13 13:20:24 CDT 2009 |
0 |
Fri Mar 13 13:20:24 CDT 2009
by Gary |
Fri Mar 13 06:42:05 CDT 2009 |
1 |
Fri Mar 13 06:42:05 CDT 2009
by san |
- IE6 hijacked
-
About half the time when I click on the IE6 icon it tries to go to 66.96.132.
10. After several tries then it goes to my home page. I do not know where
this hijacking to http://66.96.132.10 comes from so cannot find a fix. Any
help appreciated.
Thu Mar 12 15:24:00 CDT 2009 |
6 |
Thu Mar 12 15:24:00 CDT 2009
by chuckrt |
- IE hold ups when opened from OE or O
-
Experiencing hold ups and shut down hangs when IE is opened from within OE
or O.
In Outlook the result is that a version of IE remains in programmes in
Process Explorer after it has been supposedly shut down - presumably
shutting the version that opens as a service from within O leaves the other
one incompletely shut down. This is accompanied by a 'closing programme
autocomplete' message that prevents shutdown, when O has been used as the
mail handler.
When OE is used as the mail handler IE still opens as a service, rather than
the programme itself, from links in mails. The 'service IE' tends to search
for ages, or even hang over the links. However, if the programme IE itself
is opened first, they go through OK - though the service version still runs.
I have noted the mail on a similar topic below, and had a look at the
files/open with.
In our case (XP Pro) the URL file type was set to open with "Shell Doc
Object & Control Library" (?)
However, resetting this to IE still opens it as a service and it still takes
ages.
What is going on?
Cheers,
S
Thu Mar 12 14:10:01 CDT 2009 |
6 |
Thu Mar 12 14:10:01 CDT 2009
by spamlet |
- C# File Download issue in Internet Explorer 6
-
Hi,
I am using following code to download '.exe' file in c#. This code is
working fine in all other browsers but it gives error in IE6.0 as:
'Internet explorer can not download file from .Internet Explorer was not
able to open the site. The requested site is either unavailable or can not be
found.'
public void DownloadSetup()
{
String filePath =
Server.MapPath("./ABDownload/GulAktivBedrift.exe");
if (System.IO.File.Exists(filePath))
{
Response.ContentType = "application/exe";
Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment;
filename=" + System.IO.Path.GetFileName(filePath));
Response.Clear();
Response.WriteFile(filePath);
HttpContext.Current.ApplicationInstance.CompleteRequest();
//Response.End();
}
}
My c# code is as follows
--
Thanks,
Shifali
Thu Mar 12 04:00:01 CDT 2009 |
1 |
Thu Mar 12 04:00:01 CDT 2009
by Shifali |
- No sound through speakers on Internet - But other programs Yes.
-
Hi,
Okay do I'm stumped. I have a user who cannot hear audio on the internet.
she has audio when on itunes or windows media... it's only on the net. So it
has to be browser settings or adobe flash player. I searched everywhere in
internet settings, reset settings. looked in control panel - sounds audio
devices. installed a new verion of adobe flash. No matter what I did nothing
brings the sound back onthe internet. I am ytring to avoid
uninstalling/reinstalling IE. Hopefully there's a hidden or not so obvious
place to toggle sound online. Maybe a place in registry to see if avalue got
messed up.
Thanks
Matt
Mon Mar 09 19:10:01 CDT 2009 |
1 |
Mon Mar 09 19:10:01 CDT 2009
by Matt |
- Access to resource has been disallowed
-
Some of our users have been getting the "Access to resource 'xyz' has been
disallowed" error message when they type in just 'xyz' in the address bar of
IE without the http.
If they type in "http://xyz" instead, the URL is parsed correctly without
any problems. I looked through the Microsoft Knowledge Base and the only tech
note that discusses a similar error message doesn't seem to apply in our
case. (We're running IE 6.0.2900.2180 on Win XP Professional.)
Our users cannot change their settings in IE, so it's odd that some users
see this problem and some don't. We've been unable to consistently reproduce
this problem across all our users' machines.
Any ideas as to why we might be seeing this problem?
Mon Mar 09 10:31:02 CDT 2009 |
3 |
Mon Mar 09 10:31:02 CDT 2009
by Popeye |
Mon Mar 09 09:01:02 CDT 2009 |
1 |
Mon Mar 09 09:01:02 CDT 2009
by John |
- IE6 Locks Up When Logging Onto Some Sites....
-
When I log onto SOME sites that require me to enter a login ID and password,
after I enter in my password and press the key marked Login or Next or
whatever it is that completes the login, IE6 often freezes up completely and
I have to use task manager to shut it down.
What's annoying about it (in addition to this one problem) is that it does
not happen all the time on all sites. So if I'm having this problem on one
site, hours later it might not happen at all. I've checked my security,
advanced options all to no avail. I've had my administrator take a look and
he's stumped (and says he "looking into a solution" but it's been weeks).
It's getting to the point where I simply avoid logging into sites while at
work and waiting until I get home. But there are sites here at work where I
need to login and this is happening here as well. I've never had this issue
happen.
Mon Mar 09 07:26:01 CDT 2009 |
1 |
Mon Mar 09 07:26:01 CDT 2009
by C |
- Install IE 7 before XP SP3 ?
-
Should I install IE 7 before upgading to XP SP 3. IE 7 is NOT included in the
upgrade to XP SP 3.. Correct ? Thank You
--
dale
Sat Mar 07 16:39:02 CST 2009 |
13 |
Sat Mar 07 16:39:02 CST 2009
by Dale |
- How to save usernames and Passwods previously not saved on a site
-
My AutoComplete is on and I accidently pressed "No" when the save username
and password dialogue box appeared and now I want to save the username and
password on that particular site. Please help me how to save username and
password on a site on which previously I have pressed "No" on 'Remember
Username and password'
Sat Mar 07 04:18:00 CST 2009 |
2 |
Sat Mar 07 04:18:00 CST 2009
by Major |
- Javascript blocking wanted popups
-
I have all javascript settings enabled on IE6 but wanted popups are still
being blocked. I have no popup blocker installed and no firewall. Please
help. I have copies of screenprints which show the activity taking place in
the temporary file at the time of a blocked popup if this would help.
Rita
Sat Mar 07 01:08:01 CST 2009 |
5 |
Sat Mar 07 01:08:01 CST 2009
by Rita |
- R4 ds/dsi firmware-drivers de R4 Sdhc. R4 ultra, R4 new, R4 III upgrade, R4 v3
-
Hola,, aqui teneis una web donde encontre una recopilacion de firmware o drivers de las R4 Sdhc ,R4 Ultra,R4 New, R4 III Upgrade. R4 Dsi, R4 ui.
http://www.r4spain.com/tienda
Pinchas en el enlace de arriba y en la parte inferior izda haces click en el boton DESCARGAR, aparecera un menu con muchos driver para distintas R4 DS.
Espero que os sirva de ayuda.
Saludetes
Gorka
Thu Mar 05 04:52:59 CST 2009 |
0 |
Thu Mar 05 04:52:59 CST 2009
by Gorka |
- Windows Logon Problem
-
Every so often, my browser stops remembering my sign in info. It usually
happens only when messenger (windows) is not signed it. When it happens and
I try to go to hotmail, live, or any normally signed in address, I get a
page cannot be displayed. I have to go to live's login page directly to get
the browser back on track.
When I do sign in, I select remember e-mail and password every time. It
somehow forgets it I guess from time to time.
I'm on an old machine, that I managed to get xp home on. Because of memory,
I didn't put any updates on it (they slow thing way down), and I upgraded to
windows messenger 5.0 something. Running IE6.
Just thought it might be some kind of security setting or something.
Thu Mar 05 02:19:10 CST 2009 |
0 |
Thu Mar 05 02:19:10 CST 2009
by Gary |
- Re: IE does not go on the web-page whose address is pasted in
-
Dear Robear, thank you!
<<Your post's headers tell us that you're running WinXP SP2 right now.>> -
That's right. I've seen "WinXP SP2" after the WinXP Repair Install.
<<What is the exact (verbatim) error message you're getting?>> - I'm
getting no error messages.
I just see the failed work of IE, and I described these errors in my
previous e-mail.
<<What problems were you having that you thought a Repair Install might
resolve?>> - I had problems with graphics and I had corrected them. There
was the ATI CCC card in the Accelerated Graphics Port, which I removed from
my computer. To correct registry settings for VGA Controller SiS650 I should
make WinXP Repair Install.
<<What anti-virus application or security suite is installed and is your
subscription current?>> - The avast anti-virus application is installed on
my computer.
<<What anti-spyware applications (other than Defender)?>> - Malwarebytes'
Anty-Malware.
<<What third-party firewall (if any)?>> No, only Windows Firewall.
<<Were any of these applications running in the background when you
installed the post-Repair Install updates?>> - No. All post-Repair updates
were installed when I turn off my computer. I think there are no running
applications in the background in this moment.
Best wishes
Lev
"PA Bear [MS MVP]" <PABearMVP@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:udYxibRnJHA.1340@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> [Crossposted to IE General newsgroup]
>
> Your post's headers tell us that you're running WinXP SP2 right now.
>
> What is the exact (verbatim) error message you're getting?
>
> What problems were you having that you thought a Repair Install might
> resolve?
>
> What anti-virus application or security suite is installed and is your
> subscription current? What anti-spyware applications (other than
> Defender)?
> What third-party firewall (if any)? Were any of these applications
> running
> in the background when you installed the post-Repair Install updates?
>
> Has a Norton or McAfee application ever been installed on this machine
> (e.g., a free-trial version that came preinstalled when you bought it and
> which may have been reinstall, but invalid, when you did the Repair
> Install)?
> --
> ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
> MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Client - since 2002
> AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net
> DTS-L http://dts-l.net/
>
> Levlg wrote:
>> There is an error in the IE6, which manifests itself as follows. The IE
>> does
>> not go on the web-page, whose address is pasted in the address window of
>> the
>> IE. A second window of IE appears, and this second window is not filled
>> and
>> is not closed. The situation can be subdued only through the Task Manager
>> and End Process. But the first IE window opens normally. And transition
>> to
>> another web-page through a link (not through pasting in the address
>> window
>> of IE) happens normally.
>>
>> This state arises after installing update KB958215, which is required
>> after
>> my system restoration by the Windows XP's repair. Automatic Updates has
>> been
>> set up to 'Notify me but don't automatically download or install them'.
>> It
>> was proposed to install about 30 updates. The installation of all updates
>> except KB958215 was made without any adverse effects. But installation
>> the
>> KB958215 gave the described above error.
>>
>> How to get out of the situation, so you can transfer the system to the
>> 'Automatic (Recommended)' for Automatic Updates?
Wed Mar 04 19:49:58 CST 2009 |
0 |
Wed Mar 04 19:49:58 CST 2009
by Levlg |
- IE8 and Alt tags for Images
-
I have several websites that were built using Front Page 2003, for example
http://www.oradour.info and all the images have 'Alt' tags set to give
additional information.
When I view the site using IE8, the Alt Tag text does not display, when I
press the Compatibility View button, the text displays correctly.
I would not have thought that there should be any compatibility issues here
and that the Alt Tag text should show normally, am I missing something?
Any advice welcomed, or even suggestions as to where to ask the question
............. Michael
Wed Mar 04 10:39:04 CST 2009 |
6 |
Wed Mar 04 10:39:04 CST 2009
by Michael |
- Blank pages especially on search results
-
Hello all,
I have a problem with IE 6 and IE 7 after it was installed. The machine in
question is a Dell Vostro 1500 laptop running Win XP Home with 1 GB of
memory. We have 7 of these laptops in the field and so far this is the only
one gining problems. When I go to a search engine Yahoo or Google and enter
a search say for AVG free and click search the only thing displayed is a
blank screen with "Done" at the bottom. I can leave it set on the page for
ever and nothing happens I try and refresh and the same thing comes up.
At times IE will not advance to a given web page, regardless of what it is.
One of the things I did notice when I began working on the laptop was the
user had set up a "MYYAHOO" page and this was the home page. From there I
could get no where. If I stopped (click on the red X) before the web page
loaded I could then go some where else. I changed the home page to "MSN".
I have reset all the settings in IE6/7 to no avail still acting up as
before. I have run Antivirus (AVG) and found 82 possible problems. cleaned
them and still found many so I reloaded/repaired Win XP from the vendor
supplied disk. got rid of the "possible problem files" but still have the
problem with IE6/7.
Any ideas? Only thing I can think of now is to clean the drive and reload
OS and IE7. Thanks in advnace for your assistance.
Tue Mar 03 21:01:01 CST 2009 |
3 |
Tue Mar 03 21:01:01 CST 2009
by jmillerWV |
- Outlook Express 6.0-messages won't leave outbox - keeps resending
-
Help. . . Messages won't leave outbox. If I forget to delete the message
immediately after I send it, it keeps sending to my clients/friends. Message
never appears in "sent" box which is an issue as I keep my confirmations. I
can watch the green send bar to see that the message is sending - at the end,
I get an error message but the error message section is always blank - no
actual error message appears. Problem started about 2 weeks ago.
Tue Mar 03 11:48:12 CST 2009 |
1 |
Tue Mar 03 11:48:12 CST 2009
by mharda |
- The following add-on was running when this problem occured.
-
My manager is getting this error when he tries to load FRx:
The following add-on was running when this problem occured: hcalc32.ocx.
I've re-registered the file, and that did not fix it. I've reinstalled FRx.
No go. Any thoughts?
-Scott
Mon Mar 02 11:00:01 CST 2009 |
4 |
Mon Mar 02 11:00:01 CST 2009
by spc06 |
- Can't install ie7 or ie8
-
My pc won't allow IE7 or IE8 to be installed. I shut down my protection
programs, anti virus and spyware stuff, but still it refuses to install. I
try to install by not doing the updates, same result! I am using IE6 which
seems to have a mind of it's own and really would like to update. Can I
delete IE6 and then install or is that impossible ?
Thu Feb 26 16:30:04 CST 2009 |
5 |
Thu Feb 26 16:30:04 CST 2009
by HIGHRPM |
- Adobe Acrobat causes problems with IE6
-
I recently purchased Adobe CS3 Web Premium and installed the entire suite on
a PC running Windows XP Pro SP3 and Internet Explorer 6.0. Everything
installed with no problems and seemed to run fine, but a weird problem
immediately developed in IE6. IE6 would start and run great (i.e., very fast)
until I clicked on either the Favorites or History toolbar buttons. Then IE6
would "hang" for several minutes until the Favorites (or History)finally
appeared in the left pane. [Note: Windows Task Manager showed little or no
CPU activity while the computer was "hung".] After the Favorites were finally
retrieved, another problem became evident: IE6 slowed to a crawl and showed
frequent high CPU activity. I have a very high speed cable modem and normally
IE6 runs very fast.
I uninstalled the Adobe CS3 suite and reinstalled IE6 using the
"%systemroot%\inf" method. I also ran the System File Checker ("sfc
/scannow") to make sure no files were damaged. After rebooting, the IE6
problems disappeared. IE6 ran as fast as ever. Then I reinstalled Acrobat 8
Pro only (not the whole CS3 suite) and the same identical IE6 problems
reappeared!
Here's the weird part: if I click on Favorites in the main "menu bar" of
IE6, they instantly appear in a drop-down window and IE6 continues to run
fast. However, if I click on the Favorites "toolbar button", all the problems
described above come back. I have found that simply reinstalling IE6 fixes
the problem -- until I accidentally click on the Favorites toolbar button
again. (Note to myself: Until this is fixed, delete the Favorites button from
the toolbar and access them from the menu bar.)
Does anyone know what causes this problem and how to fix it?
Thu Feb 26 14:30:04 CST 2009 |
1 |
Thu Feb 26 14:30:04 CST 2009
by MrMGA |
- Microsoft Works, Internet explorer 6
-
How can I fix an error with hpz3r5mu.dll effecting several applications?
Microsoft Works closes as soon as launched: Error in Appname wkswp.exe -
ModName:hpz3r5mu.dll
Internet explorer closes on selecting print: Error in Appname:
iexplore.exe - ModName: hpz3r5mu.dll
Thanks
Sat Feb 28 10:50:20 CST 2009 |
1 |
Sat Feb 28 10:50:20 CST 2009
by D |
- IE Setting Causing Destination Host Unreachable???
-
Hi all,
I have a PC running IE 6.0 trying to access an HTTPS site and the user is
getting "Destination Host Unreachable" in the title bar and a blank web page,
even though the status for loading the page is showing "Done". If the user
runs a tracert to the site, it works fine and I can see all expected hops to
the destination server. Access to this site used to work before we switched
it to HTTPS. Networking team has confirmed no firewall blocking. I'm
suspecting an IE setting is causing this. I've googled this but can't find
any info. Hoping someone out there has some suggestions to look at.
Thx
Wed Feb 25 20:24:01 CST 2009 |
3 |
Wed Feb 25 20:24:01 CST 2009
by CamaroZ281LE |
- Favorites folder
-
What is the best way to globally change the registry entry to have the
Favorites folder point to the network instead of the local hard drive? I
know what the syntax needs to be, I just don't know how to automatically push
this to all users.
thx
--
Michelle
Wed Feb 25 13:19:03 CST 2009 |
0 |
Wed Feb 25 13:19:03 CST 2009
by Michelle |
- Office 2007 Documents
-
Environment: Windows Server 2003, SP2; IE 6, SP2; MS Office 2003 and
'Compatibility Pack for the 2007 Office'
I'm using Internet Explorer 6, SP2 to access documents (created with MS
Office 2003) on a temporary share all right.
However, there is a problem when I try to access MS Office 2007 documents on
the same share (i.e. IE does not recognize them; thinks it is a zip file ...).
Note: I did install the 'Compatibility Pack for the 2007 Office' and this
works fine with WINDOWS EXPLORER (i.e. Windows Explorer can read the MS
Office 2007 documents all right).
QUESTION: How to get the IS 6, SP2 (on WIndows Server 2003, with MS Office
2003) to read the MS Office 2007 documents (just like the Windows Explorer) ?
TIA
Wed Feb 25 06:39:00 CST 2009 |
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Wed Feb 25 06:39:00 CST 2009
by Mike |
- How to read the Office 2007 Documents ?
-
Environment: Windows Server 2003, SP2; IE 6, SP2; MS Office 2003 and
'Compatibility Pack for the 2007 Office'
I'm using Internet Explorer 6, SP2 to access documents (created with MS
Office 2003) on a temporary share all right.
However, there is a problem when I try to access MS Office 2007 documents on
the same share (i.e. IE does not recognize them; thinks it is a zip file ...).
Note: I did install the 'Compatibility Pack for the 2007 Office' and this
works fine with WINDOWS EXPLORER (i.e. Windows Explorer can read the MS
Office 2007 documents all right).
QUESTION: How to get the IS 6, SP2 (on WIndows Server 2003, with MS Office
2003) to read the MS Office 2007 documents (just like the Windows Explorer) ?
TIA
Wed Feb 25 06:38:00 CST 2009 |
0 |
Wed Feb 25 06:38:00 CST 2009
by Mike |
- Hot to recognize teh MS Office 2007 documents ?
-
Environment: Windows Server 2003, SP2; IE 6, SP2; MS Office 2003 and
'Compatibility Pack for the 2007 Office'
I'm using Internet Explorer 6, SP2 to access documents (created with MS
Office 2003) on a temporary share all right.
However, there is a problem when I try to access MS Office 2007 documents on
the same share (i.e. IE does not recognize them; thinks it is a zip file ...).
Note: I did install the 'Compatibility Pack for the 2007 Office' and this
works fine with WINDOWS EXPLORER (i.e. Windows Explorer can read the MS
Office 2007 documents all right).
QUESTION: How to get the IS 6, SP2 (on WIndows Server 2003, with MS Office
2003) to read the MS Office 2007 documents (just like the Windows Explorer) ?
TIA
Wed Feb 25 06:37:00 CST 2009 |
0 |
Wed Feb 25 06:37:00 CST 2009
by Mike |
- Error Message when starting IE 8
-
I am not sure how this started, but for the past couple of weeks, whenever I
start Internet Explorer 8, I get a message that says: "A program on your
computer has corrupted your default search provider setting for Internet
Explorer. Internet Explorer has reset tis setting to your original search
provider, Live Search (search.live.com). Internet Explorer will now open
Search Settings, where you cna changethis setting or install more search
providers." I then press OK, and I see a table containing Google and Live
Search. It shows Live Search as default. I do nothing but press Close, and
go on with my work. How can I stop this message from popping up?
Thanks!!!!!!!!
Tue Feb 24 22:00:01 CST 2009 |
5 |
Tue Feb 24 22:00:01 CST 2009
by William |
- Can't download files w/ IE7
-
All of a sudden downloads of pdf files stopped working. So I tried rt-clking
on the pdf link to do a Save As and I am getting an error: "IE cannot
download. No such interface supported."
This had been working fine until the XP balloon popped up saying I had a
couple undated to install. I installed these updates and now I'm getting
this error.
How do I fix IE to work again?
I'm running WinXP Pro on a laptop.
I appreciate your help, -John
Tue Feb 24 15:19:02 CST 2009 |
3 |
Tue Feb 24 15:19:02 CST 2009
by John |
- stop security certificate error alert
-
In IE 6, how do I stop the alert that says:
"Information you exchange with this site cannot be viewed or changed by
others. However, there is a problem with the site's security certificate."
It indicates that the problem is that "The security certificate has expired
or is not yet valid."
I get this message everytime I try to use various trusted sites. There must
be some way that I can get the system to accept sites that I know to be OK.
Thank you.
Tue Feb 24 14:19:02 CST 2009 |
1 |
Tue Feb 24 14:19:02 CST 2009
by lemonscented |
- running windows 2000
-
ie version 6.0.2800.1106 and windows 2000 version 5.00.2195 service pack 4 -
it does not display an option to manage add-ons, it is not at the bottom of
tools - internet options - programs where it should be. can any one tell me
how I can manage the add-ons without messing with the registry
Tue Feb 24 11:19:01 CST 2009 |
4 |
Tue Feb 24 11:19:01 CST 2009
by rick |
- Connection Problem
-
I was at a Marroitt Timeshare and they where using Wayport as a Wireless ISP.
I could not connect using Internet Explorer to there network. Wayports help
desk connected me and suggest that I download Mozilla Firefox browser. Since
I have download Firefox, which works fine, I can not use IE as a browser. IE
starts, but is unable to connect to the wireless network in my home. Any
thoughs?
Tue Feb 24 10:14:03 CST 2009 |
3 |
Tue Feb 24 10:14:03 CST 2009
by Steve |