M. wrote  on Wed, 20 Jun 2007 02:11:12 -0700:

Likely some code in the aspx page that looks at the version of IE being
used, and if it's not 6 redirects to the missing incompatible.htm page.

http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/09/20/763891.aspx

This contains a link to download a tool (last paragraph of the article) so
you can change the User-Agent string passed by IE7 to make it look like IE6.
If this works, then the site needs changing - rather than allowing IE6 and
higher, they're not taking into account the newer version. Dropping an email
to the site admin might help, but don't hold your breath.

Dan

Hi M,

You IE7 machine has been hijacked. My IE7 loads the page fine, with no
redirects. Check for any installed malware. Uninstalled any malware that you
have under development or try running IE7 in no Addons mode - Start>(All)
Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Internet Explorer (no Addons).

Regards.

Hi M,

I take my last post back. It looks like you have an incompatible version of
Macromedias' Flash. (looks like you have been developing with you target
schema set to IE5... bout time to target IE6 SP2 as a minimum)

Your codebase value is
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=5,0,0,0

My current version is 9,0,45,0

I think if you just remove the version value from the codebase url you
should be right, though you should consider what your target market is. IE7
has a built in popup blocker which defeats your onload popup, most
commercial users block flash to reduce usage bandwidth(Incompatible ActiveX
killbit in the registry). mmm perhaps you may see the silverlight! or maybe
you should recommed Safari or Aristocrat.

Regards.