XP Home + IE 6.0
Not prompted to "disconnect when disconnection may no longer be required"
although the option has been ticked in Internet connections-Advanced dial
up.

The following piece of javascript code below works fine in
IE 6.0 on the Windows 2000 server but not on the Windows
XP 2002 SP2
    var win = window.open('',targetKey,str);

The other day I went to open IE and it displayed an error
page saying:
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You are not authorized to view this page

My euphoria ,see posting of 10th , was short lived. The prompt has GONE
again.
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XP Home + IE 6.0

Even though I have an ISP connection separate from MSN, I
cannot pull up pages through Internet Explorer.  I choose
the correct dialup account and it connects, but IE will
not access any sites.

I ahve a problem with IE since I found spyware on my system
I have removed the spyware but I can now only run one
instance of IE6 at a time. EG if I follow a link the new
page opens in the existing ie session, even if I select

Hey, I was just wondering if IE was ever going to end up using Tab
Browsing...I use it on another web brower and it's much easier

I use IE6 and i unfortunately got a "spy software" which forces my starting
adress, and sometimes replaces  the adress of the site target by an unwanted
address "about blank" which addresses an advertising site.
It's impossible to change the starting adress. I used Norton antivirus ...

What is it about Microsoft?  I would like to use Mozilla as my default
browser.  Mozilla, like any other alternative browser has its icons for,
say, html, url, etc.
But Microsoft just will not allow those icons to be changed...  why?

I to have about blank and have been trying for days to rid my computer of it.
I did as one suggested to go to Mc Afee and scan for W32.backdoor.cfb, for
this person said it solve the problem, It did not for me.. said no virus's I
did as another suggested by un-checking 3rd party ...

First of all, my platform is Windows 2000 Professional, and I use IE 6.
I have been having this problem when in a site, I go to click on a link
within this site,  and all I get is a blank window that opens up.  Has anyone
had any problems like this?

As soon as i enter a web address, ie6 crashes and has to be shut down. maybe
autocomplete is corrupted? anyone know how to start again - iv'e tried
deleteing in the normal way. If i turn autocomplete off it works as normal.
Im running xp sp2

In IE6 with SP2  XP Home if I go to Tools>Internet options>Security>Trusted
sights. the sites button stays "greyed" out. I guess I'm too  dumb but how
do I add sites if i can't press the button? It's the same on the Internet
icon. Local Intranet abd Restricted sites is ok........

On certain pages of the Weather Channel, for example, this one:
http://www.weather.com/activities/other/other/weather/fcst-hrly.html?locid=34238
I get this message at the top of the page:
"Your browser has JavaScript disabled. Please enable JavaScript to view