Is there a way that I can stop ie from blocking the download of a
specific file type.
I frequently download a specific file type and I have to click on the
toolbar to allow it's download each time.

On some sites I get the message "you need IE5 or higher  to view this site."
I have 6.0.2 but it isn't being recognized. What can I do?

When clicking on webpages or scrolling through them w/ a MS wheel mouse, the
IE Help function keeps engaging and the Help screen pops up.  Often.  Very
annoying.  Any ideas?

I stupidly upgraded to IE7 and I hated it. It was slow and confusing. Also,
I was unable to check my work e-mail from home with IE7. I did not know how
to go back to IE6, so I did a system restore to about a week before the IE7
download. I have IE6 back, but something is wrong ...

My favorites did not migrate. All the links etc are in My Documents... How do
I get them? I also run Firefox and their migration tool doesn't work either.
the favorites Menu does not activate at all.
How do I stop PopUps completely?

Running XP home with SP-2...I have my download settings to download but ask
before I install.
I did not install the upgrade since so many problems exist, however the
little yellow icon sits in my taskbar wannting me to

What Registry keys contain all Internet Options of IE6 under
Windows XP SP2? I'll settle for all minus General,
Connections, & Programs tabs but I do need the Trusted
Sites.

A couple of days ago IE stopped running the ActiveX versions of Yahoo Mail
and GMail. Yahoo tells me to enable 'Script ActiveX controls marked safe for
scripting' but it is enabled! GMail tells me to do the same.
The Yahoo error message also says 'xmldom:failure -2146827859 ...

I am have trouble opening some links inside websites.  For example, if I want to click something to open, it just doesn't open.  It looks like something is blocking it to open.  Not all the links though, just some.  Any suggestions.  My javascript is set "enable", my pop up is ...

How can I fix this? Have sent feedback to MS. My xp is legit. and I have
broadband. After browsing awhile I get the message that IE6 must close and
its a problem with motivebrowser.

I, in my infinite wisdom, chose the "close all tabs" option and the "don't
ask me this again" when I click on the close screen tab (red X).  Can I
reverse this or am I stuck?
Thanks

When creating a "mailto link" (http://mailto:someone@company.com), I
hear that IE6 has a limit of 2083 characters.
Does anyone know if this limit is expanded/changed for IE7?
I'd like to create a mailto link that includes the subject and body...

I have encountered this problem and found a lot of problem postings but no
confirmations which proposed suggestion is the solution. Is there one or
should I
- reinstall

I am have trouble opening some links inside websites.  For example, if I want to click something to open, it just doesn't open.  It looks like something is blocking it to open.  Any suggestions.  My javascript is set "enable", my pop up is also "allowed'.  It is frustrating.  ...

I originally posted this question on the OE6 board but the MVP there said
this was an IE7 issue --- any help will be appreciated.
"I am on an XP SP2 pc with OE 6 and a DLS web connection - I installed IE7 a
week ago and when clicking on a link from an OE6 email it usually takes