I tried all the things you mentioned. Still the problem continues. map loads.
but computer freezes a couple of minutes later.
I thought of blocking out the google maps page. I added local.google.com and
maps.google.com to the "restricted sites" zone. So when I go to those pages,
the map does not load and all is good. However, I noticed that google uses
different urls to point to a page with map. For example.
http://www.google.com/lochp points to the google local and so does
http://froogle.google.com/lochp.
Then I added google.com to "restricted sites" zone. That disabled cookies
and I could not get gmail, so I had to remove it from the restricted zone.
How can I block the "map" portion of the page from displaying? Does the
script (or whatever) for the map come from a different url (like
http://script_for_map.google.com) that I can block? I looked at the html
source but could not find anything.
Any help to stop the actual google map from loading will be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks
Tim
Hi,
Sorry. I forgot to revisit this group.
Some longshots...
If you C-A-D after closing out a google maps page, are there any strange
processes running?
Do you shut down/restart every day even when this problem doesn't occur?
WinME likes an occasional restart.
Tried clearing the cache after using google maps? (Internet Options>
General)
Sorry... no more ideas.
Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]
> I tried all the things you mentioned. Still the problem continues. map
loads, but computer freezes a couple of minutes later.
> I thought of blocking out the google maps page. I added local.google.com and
> maps.google.com to the "restricted sites" zone. So when I go to those pages,
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> Thanks
> Tim
> > Some steps you might try...
> > First, clear the IE cache. IE> Tools> Internet Options> General> Delete
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> > Google maps make liberal use of javascript. You might reinstall your
> > scripting engine. Go to
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/downloads/list/webdev.asp
> > for the appropriate download of Windows Script 5.6