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Hi, I did evrything Don told me to do but I still have the same problem with the webpage I'm trying to print from, I've done everything but uninstall IE 7.0 and reinstall, why if I have the same settings on my laptop in IE 7.0 and it works there but not on my desktop, it keeps telling me that I need to have cookies and javascript enabled which I do, I totally give up.  Signatured-driver Sorry, I didn't notice that you had replied to the April 7 thread. There's no harm in uninstalling/reinstalling IE7 in Win XP. You should uninstall toolbars first and follow all tips at Known issues - Installation tips - IE7: http://www.ie-vista.com/known_issues.html Did you try Firefox? Don [MS MVP- IE] > Hi, I did evrything Don told me to do but I still have the same problem with > the webpage I'm trying to print from, I've done everything but uninstall IE [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > d-driver I read all the things to do on the site you gave me, I'll try to reset the IE and see if that is the problem, if not I'll try firefox, I see microsoft has a new IE 8.0 beta, wonder if it has problems, thanks Signatured-driver > Sorry, I didn't notice that you had replied to the April 7 thread. > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > > > d-driver Do you know what "beta" means with regard to software? --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est > I read all the things to do on the site you gave me, I'll try to reset the IE > and see if that is the problem, if not I'll try firefox, I see microsoft has > a new IE 8.0 beta, wonder if it has problems, thanks I sure do, I had a few bad experiences in the past with beta products, whti I've been reading about the IE 8.0 it looks to be as bad as their vista, with the problems I've had lately with IE I may try firefox, just as before they can't leave well enough alone. Signatured-driver > Do you know what "beta" means with regard to software? > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > and see if that is the problem, if not I'll try firefox, I see microsoft has > > a new IE 8.0 beta, wonder if it has problems, thanks >I sure do, I had a few bad experiences in the past with beta products, whti > I've been reading about the IE 8.0 it looks to be as bad as their vista, [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> > microsoft has >> > a new IE 8.0 beta, wonder if it has problems, thanks A crash with a beta is not a bad experience. It is an opportunity to report a problem. SignatureFrank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM Do not reply with email Hi, Sorry we haven't gotten this resolved. As Leonard hinted, IE8 will almost certainly not fix this. Don [MS MVP- IE] > I read all the things to do on the site you gave me, I'll try to reset the IE > and see if that is the problem, if not I'll try firefox, I see microsoft has > a new IE 8.0 beta, wonder if it has problems, thanks > > d-driver > > Sorry, I didn't notice that you had replied to the April 7 thread. > > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > > > Did you try Firefox? > > > Hi, I did evrything Don told me to do but I still have the same problem > > with [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > have > > > cookies and javascript enabled which I do, I totally give up. At least we tried, thanks Signatured-driver > Hi, > Sorry we haven't gotten this resolved. As Leonard hinted, IE8 will almost [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > > > have > > > > cookies and javascript enabled which I do, I totally give up. > At least we tried, thanks You could also take a look at it from the point of view that the message is misleading and just trying to tell you "something is wrong." In that case, it could be something quite different such as a difference is User-Agent strings. Since, as I understand it, you have two systems, one working in this scenario and one not, try comparing the two in terms of their User-Agent too. You can use the browserspy site to do that but in order to see the actual received headers interpreted I suggest this site instead: http://www.fiddlertool.com/useragent.aspx Watch in particular for differences caused by different add-ins. They are notorious for causing web sites to cause unexpected results by incorrectly parsing or interpreting them. HTH Robert Aldwinckle --- |
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