Say if I wanted to set a time limit for 2 hours (Internet only).  How would I
do that?

AppName: wmplayer.exe
AppVer: 11.0.5358.5827
ModName: wininet.dll
ModVer: 6.0.2900.2937

This relates to a closing down problem using XP Home SP2 and all updates. PC
is Athlon XP2400 with 1GB of memory.
Recently when closing down I am seeing a dialog box saying IXEPLORE is
closing then not responding, sometime I have to click on "end now" many times

I'm having issues with IE 6.0 shutting down when I do anything. It happens
randomly, but usually when I hit the Back button, sometimes when I click a
link (i.e. within a story), and even when I click a Favorite link. This
started late last week, and is happening more frequently.

Ive just noticed that my text is really really small in IO whats going on EG:
http://img456.imageshack.us/img456/7328/untitlediz7.jpg
and
http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/7905/untitled2nk6.jpg

Lately my IE6 program is spontaneously shutting down, usually
immediately after I click the "back" button.
My OS is Windows 2000 Pro.  
I've already re-installed:

Is there a way to make shortcuts to launch in a portable browser on a USB
flash drive?  I carry a more secure one and would prefer to use that.
Thanks.  :oD

We have a problem with opening Word or other office files when being
accessed via IE 6.  We get the standard "Open, Save, Cancel" dialog box and
when we select Open, on some machines it creates a new IE6 window that is
split in half with no way to expand it.  We have tried ...

I keep getting the following error log when Internet Explorer crashes
and says that there is an error in module jscript.dll
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?>
<DATABASE>

I've had some problems and did a clean reinstall of XP.
Updated everything.  But IE 6 seems to be the default browser.  IE7 does
show on the Software to be uninstalled... list.   Shall I uninstall it and
then do a re-install?  Or is there another way of running it?

I am unable to access a couple of websites - I get the usual 'site not found'
kind of message if I go thorugh a link via a browser.  If I type the address
in the URL bar - I get a invalid syntax message.
The websites are  www.thomascook.com  and www.manchesterairport.co.uk.  I

MSIE does not start. It fails with following error:
"Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are
sorry for the inconvenience."
Error Signature"

I had IE6 which was working fine - you click on a link and it changes t
a darker color to indicate the link had been clicked on. This i
particularly useful for searching on Google, browsing websites etc. s
you know what you have already clicked on.

After installing a Microsoft XP automatic update on August 11, 2006,  I now
get a warning that says "This page has an unspecified potential security
flaw. Do you want to continue?" when I try to open zip files with Winzip 8.0.
Any ideas how to stop this?  It happens every time.  ...

I have one user with a home computer running W2K Pro and IE 6.0.x.
The user can open IE and browse the internet.  However, if a website is
opened and then anything within the website is opened, IE locks up, crashes
and closes and the internet provider's splash screen pops up.