I am using XP SP2, and the latest version of IE6.
 I use MSN money online every day, I look up many stock quotes per
day. And now those fields are very full.
 In the look up a quote box, if I type an A, I get a long list of

I'm so fed up with IE7 that I'm switching to Firefox. For the past several
weeks it keeps crashing and Microsoft seems to be doing absolutely nothing to
fix this problem. With Opera and Firefox, I can open up additional tabs with
no problem with Firefox or Opera crashing but IE7 ...

I cannot download files from my domain with InternetExplorer. The
link:
http://www.silverfrost.com/public_downloads/debugger.zip
Produces: Internet Explorer was not able to open this Internet site.

I have IE ver 7.  I have a new version of Java Script on my computer,
but IE is using the old version.  Also when I look at the "Manage Add
Ons" screen I don't see Flash.
I need both of these.  How can I get them into IE?

I have tried everything I can think of.....MSN home pages for US and Canada
do not display properly.  Everything lines up in a column down the page.  
Also ... If I re-install IE7 will I lose my favorites?
Any help would be appreciated.

While the IE add on AcroIEHlpObj Class is enabled, IE &  closes. This is not
an issue with Fire Fox.
Nor is it an issue on my Win XP OS PC. This issue is isolated to Vista and
IE and not Fire Fox or XP.

I'm having trouble logging on to some websites, but I don't have any problem
logging on to others.  some of the websites (like bank of america) just keep
me going in a loop, and I can't get to the yahoo mail to sign on.  Sometimes
I get a message saying my browser configuration ...

Has anyone had problems with the latest version locking up IE6? This happened
once before, but McAfee seemed to fix it. I know this isn't a McAfee support
site, but I'm curious whether anyone else is experiencing this again. I've
got a request into McAfee but haven't heard from ...

I just recently installed Norton 360 Internet security, and it appears that
between IE 7 and Norton, there are several redundant features.  Should I
deactivate the redundant ones, and, if so, should I keep active the ones in
IE or in Norton?  Thanks.

Iam ruuning XP SP2 and am interested in installing IE 7. What is the best
way to do this? Can I revert back to IE 6 if it does not work?
                    Thanks,
                    Jim Brown(jbrown15@hvc.rr.com)

Are doing some tests of a website of mine.
On my local computer it is looking fine in all major browsers.
In IE6 things are not that good.
When visiting pages in IE6 the styling of the page is gone, but not allways.

I want to add Free Translation - English --> Español and Free Translation -
Español --> English.
Thing is, how do I?
http://mycroft.mozdev.org/download.html?name=FreeTranslation&sherlock=yes&opense
arch=yes&submitform=Search

Over past 2 weeks, something has changed on this computer (it's a weekend
usage computer) so that no matter how many IE windows might be opened, e.g.,
a pop-up window from a transaction, or windows requested to be opened via
tabs or straight "Ctrl+N" for New Window....  clicking ...

I am unable to get my history menu to work.It does not record any
history.What can I do to change this?

For about two days, my IE7 is not able to connect to any websites.  This is
not a problem with my internet connection, because Firefox and other browsers
work fine.
After I type in a URL, I get a message saying "The address is not valid".