I am having difficulties opening some web pages since installing XP Service
Pack 2.  I am getting the "You are not authorized to view page" error and a
little red cross in other graphics box on the web page.
I am also unable to allow Cookies.  When trying to access web pages where ...

Have a user who logs into a Government Census Borough site to fill out a
census questionaire.  When they hit the submit button, they get the message
"Login Problem.  Try Again."  They are using Windows 2000 and IE 6 SP1.  
Thanks in Advance.

I have an odd event happening that causes inconvenience, but not real
problem, but am wondering what would cause it and if it's a harbinger of
something more serious: from time to time all my cookies seem to
effectively disappear. I notice it because I suddenly have to re-orient

Suddenly I seem to be incapable of viewing any HTML of all of the websites I
visit, and I can't figure out why.  I used to be able to just do a right
mouse button click on a web page and view the HTML source code, but now I
can't.

When I click on a link within a website which should open in a separate
window, the separate window opens, but the content never loads.  I have
disabled the popup blocker, and I have also checked the appropriate box in
"internet options/advanced/security" allowing javascipts to ...

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Hi,
My customers have found that after installing SP2 for XP, they cannot access
files that are linked from a web page to a local (or network) file.

I have IE 6. Running XP Home Edition. SP 1.
1)  My old browser (IE 5.5 ?) Had an option in add/remove programs to REPAIR
Browser. Is this function impossible now? Also I cant find a way to uninstall
it so I can reinstall a clean copy.

Is there any way that I could do the above mentioned?
I've got a laptop and a desktop setup within a home network, and I use both
comps for surfing.  Wondering if it was possible to enable synchronization of
files between both comps without the hassle of importing and exporting

Help! My favorite shortcut key in IE the crt + enter in the address bar
(used to add the www and .com to an address has suddenly stopped working?
When I use the command, the text in the bar disappears and nothing happens.
Any suggestions? I've tried resetting my options.

Has anyone cracked this nut yet? I have several sites that I wish to
place in the Restricted zone for my user community. My goal is to
block ActiveX and Flash. The only thing holding me back (and bothering
the users) is the "security settings prohibit running" dialog box.

When I try to open "internet options" I get an error message saying access is
denied due to restrictions on the computer contact network administrator.
There are no restrictions on the computer, no network and I am logged in as
administrator (there are no other users)

How do I fix this?  I have used the key words when I search, but I cannot
find a solution.  

My problem/question seems to be identical to that of the previous poster
(Richard Martino). My homepage contains a tree-structured menu controlled by
javascripts (in combination with a stylesheet). IE6 now regards this as an
active page and blocks the menu dropdown function until ...

Compag Deskpr0, pent II, 128MG RAM, XP Pro : SP2, IE 6
Recently I installed some updates, didn't really paid attention I'm afraid,
and now there is that rubbish in IE6, constantly beeping and warning me of
active X's even though I am running my own web pages from a local folder ...

Since a while I have a problem with internet explorer whenever I try
to save graphics. When I try to save a picture, I can only select bmp
at "save as type:", even when the picture is a jpg or gif file.
Does anyone know how to restore the original settings?