I have a computer,not internet capable, but it keeps calling for 6.0. It has
5.0 on it but needs 6.0.  Is ther some free way of finding/getting this disc
to put in the computer thanks bjm  bjmace@hotmail.com

We upgraded to all new PC's over the past couple months.  We recently
realized that some of the computers won't display various web page while
others (which are identical) will.  
For example, http://hud2.towerauction.net/e7/stats/MI.htm 

I just discovered a webpage that has a bunch of links to .m4v file
types.  Initially, they opened with Quicktime, however I prefered
Windows Media Player (WMP), which plays these MPEG-4 files just fine,
and is my preferred player.

Update from IE6 to IE7 fails. Following Desktop-link for Troubleshooting is
created: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=63939
System: Windows XP Professional
Directly after the installation ( Disk included SP2) all automatic updates

If I click a link on a webpage, the new window that opens is tall and
very skinny.  Previously, the new window would be wider than it was
high.  If I re-size the window by stretching it, subsequent links will
open the same, but if I close the browser and re-open it, any

to whom it may concern
when i download something from net( 0x0eedfade
Ox7632b09e) is shown what is the matter.
thanks

I used to be able to send a link or page from a website (I have WinXP, IE6),
but since my hard drive was formatted recently, now I get this message:
No profiles have been created.  To create a new profile, use the Mail icon
in the Control Panel.

IIS 7.0 allows you to host multiple FTP sites on one IP address using the
same port.  The client has to send as part of its username data the FQDN of
the desired site, e.g., "ftp.somesite.com|joe".
I know that host headers are only for HTTP, but when will this equivalent

I have a problem to activate particular JAVA SCRIPTS on two websites that are
very important to me.
The Java script on one website is
javascript:launchWindow('http://www.xxx.xxx …)

I have read here and used in the past the remedy for these prompts: Tools ->
Internet Options -> Security -> Internet (Custom Level) -> Miscellaneous ->
set Display Mixed Content to "enable."  After accessing my webmail page this
way (for a very long time), this message has ...

Cannot access internet using the domain name, if i enter the IP numerical
address i can get to the page. Do i have a virus? If so can you tell me the
name and what to do to remove.

How do I style a horizontal <ul> list in IE6 using CSS?
Instead of:
o Item1
o Item2

Not a great problem, admittedly, but I am very curious!
I always clear down internet files and history trails after every
session, through the usual places plus one or two other places that
seem to store odds and ends once in a blue moon (e.g. if my PC crashes

I am using Win XP Home Edition, with SP2.…and Internet Explorer 7.
I use the Internet a lot to look at maps.  When doing this, I have
always used key F11 to get a “full screen”.  Sometimes I’ve also
gotten a full screen by doing:  view>>>full screen.

Just started getting the error this  morning, haven't had for years.
Seemed to start with that back ground thing in ie I got this morning from
microsoft, and cancelled.
It is getting aggravating, any suggesions?