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In Reply to: Need Help but Off Subject posted by cyclone on April 28, 2005 at 06:14:25:
Assuming you're using IE. Those gremlims usually live in the registry, which is why merely reinstalling the browser won't work. If you delete that key (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE|Software|Microsoft|Internet Explorer) and reinstall, you'll wipe out the gremlins.It's inconvenient, because many web sites will not display properly with this setting, but if you set your browser's Internet security settings to 'High', this crap doesn't happen.
-Pete
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