I have one web page that I can't access - www.amazon.com.  I have deleted
cookies, flushed dns, turned off firewall and still can't get to the site.  
The problem began about a month ago.  Any suggestions on what to do.  Thanks.

Can I assume that, since I have Windows Automatic Update, I am protected
against DSO Exploit? I have Windows XP.
Thanks

When I am viewing a website on Internet Explorer and I try to access a
referenced file (like this one on asking a new question) or a PDF file, it
doesent open.  I can go to another source like my Juno web site and it works
fine.  It used to work fine until several weeks ago when ...

I tried to view the pdf document,
http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/lex/LexUriServ/site/en/oj/2005/l_214/l_21420050819e
n00650065.pdf,
in my IE 6.0.2900.2180 without success.  I noted that the IE did download
this document but could not display the document.  I tried it on other

Somehow I lost the ability to click on a wav, mp3, or mid file on a
web page and have it play with Windows Media Player.  Don't know what
I did, but all of a sudden the files will only play with the Quick
Time plug in, which is so pushy that it tries to become the default

I was trying to download an upgrade from pitstop, entered registry number,
clicked ok, file started to download then I got a message Internet Explorer
cannot download optimize-setup-v7a from pitstop.com. Internet Explorer was
not able to open this Internet site. The requested ...

I have a workstation with IE 6 . This workstation accesses a site that is
secure. No problem getting to the site but when window comes up it has a
padlock and keys. I have problems printing from this site on this
workstation. I go to numerous other workstations, access same sight ...

Dear Sir My Ie6.0 is not shwoing one site it is showing an error message as
follows
"Can't open form template"
pls suggest some solution to solve this

When at a website and one of its links open a new window, that window is the
wrong size.
You would think MS would fix this problem or at least come up with a work
around for such a problem.

Hi to all,
I have a problem here that is baffling me. I have a client PC trying to
access our company Intranet. This PC is outwith the network and is
connecting with a ADSL connection.

Suppose the following hypertext link that opens a new HTML page in a new
window:
<a href="newpage.html" target="_blank">new page</a>
If user clicks this link, IE 6 will open a new window with 'newpage.html'.

I had the following problems from day 1 of using my new DELL laptop:
- All images and text in INternet Explorer appear degraded (i.e. very
grainy). I have Mozilla as well - and it does not have that problem. Besides
it affects all websites.

Anyone know how to make IE6 print-to-fit the width of a page so that
webpages are not clipped on the right margin?  I've played with text
sizing etc but most ordinary webpages, eg news sites etc always get
clipped on the right margin.  Even in landscape mode some webpages are

I created a website that allows employees to view reports, the reports are in
SNP file type that uses Access.  Every employee has Access installed on their
system.  This has been working great for a while until we just rolled out
Windows XP service Pack 2 this weekend.  Now ...

When downloading a file with iexplorer, it insists on temporarily
storing the file in a folder in
...\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\ and only copy the file
to the selected download location when the download completes.