When I go to CNET.COM  on my desktop computer the pictures come up with a Red
X, All other web site seem to work find. I copy the properties of the CNET
logo at the top left corner of the page and I get the following URL:
http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/hd/hed_reviews_1.gif

If an image has an external link that opens in a new window, it is not
appearing in my browser. Any ideas if this is a security issue or something
else?

Dear Windowers,
I use two computers: my old Windows 98se computer and a new Windows XP laptop.
I use Internet on both computers through 1 router/accesspoint (from Linksys).
But some pages do not seem to work on my new WinXP laptop, while they do

When i close the IE6 browser i get the message "This program has performed an
illegal operation and will be shut down"! Details>> EXPLORER caused an
invalid page fault in
module <unknown> at 0000:028692ef.

I can't open up the website for these Community Newsgroups on my home
computer.  It sounds like a setting that I don't have configured correctly
but I can't figure out what it is.  Any ideas?
Thanks!

IE error on limited user accounts since SP2. This is the second time I have
installed SP2. the first time a while ago and I uninstalled it because it
caused major problems. I installed it again about a week ago and now IE
will not work. MS,IE,SP2 suck

The speed of my IE browser is very slow even though it has a hardline hookup
to a router with a broadband hookup to the internet. I have another newer
computer, on the same network, with a new installation of Windows and IE
6.0, which works fine and pages comeup very fast. ...

How do you design a website to display only the folder or directory instead
of the full path including file.
www.domain.com/folder/
instead of www.domain.com/folder/default.html

XP w/latest IE6.0, recently discovered that when I open a webpage and attempt
to click on hyperlink within that page, I find myself immediately staring at
my desktop. I was amazed that I was able to open links within Microsoft's
site. I cannot see any of the messages posted ...

A very strange thing started happening recently, I.E. current session closes
(shuts down) when I open a new browser!
I do not know if it is a setting or if it is a bug or a corruption of some
sort.

I have several sites that I can no longer get to since installing SP2.  I
can still ping the sites and get good results but can't connect.  They are
normal sites.. www.americanexpress.com  www.scottrade.com  www.wtopnews.com 
..  and a few others.  All other sites still work ...

I have installed a software on a server (win 2003 server) and executed
a program on each XP station to create links to this software.
When I click on a link, it should open the software on the server. But
in my case I get the dialog box with "Always ask before opening this

Hello, and please no ignorant, nor unprofessional responses. I have Internet
Explore 6, Windows XP, DSL,  I am receiving this message on a web page that I
am trying to enter. I don't know where to post this message, and I was really
needing to know what is this message suppose to ...

Hi, I would like to know if there is a way to make ie6 open and print a
page to the default printer.
It's easy to open a new istance of ie with a start page:
    "c:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE" http://www.google.com

mozilla firefox 1.0.1 is out or updater in two weeks.
mozilla.org   more secure  more usefull  no money needed
gotta love free source.