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OT: IE Problem [message #20988]

Fri, 16 May 2003 23:23

laeubi
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Registered: February 2003
Location: Germany

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Colonel

I have a problem with the Internet Explorer (Version 6.0)

Plz do not discuss about using IE or not I think its up to everybodys desicion.

since a few days my IE don't save animated .gif's(e.g. smilies) as .gif it always trys to same them in .bmp format and I can't select gif, its the only choice.
I know that onece it worked fine for me.
Anyone knows a solution?

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OT: IE Problem [message #20989]

Fri, 16 May 2003 23:59

Aircraftkiller
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Registered: February 2003

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General (5 Stars)

So, with that said... Opera's a pretty good alternative, doesn't everyone think so?

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OT: IE Problem [message #21010]

Sat, 17 May 2003 05:48

England
Messages: 618
Registered: February 2003
Location: High Wycombe, England

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Colonel

I use Opera, its 'the daddy'

In the end it doesn't matter if you are who you say you are. You will still mean nothing to me.

When i have kids, everytime i drive past a fast food restaurant, im gonna punch my kid in the face, then they'll never wanna come..

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OT: IE Problem [message #21028]

Sat, 17 May 2003 08:31

Aspenth
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Registered: February 2003

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Recruit

Well, I suppose you could use Speedbit's Download Accelerator. (here)

It has an option in the URL menu called Add URL. You type in the URL of any file, hit OK, and it downloads. All you would have to do is do a properties check on the image you wish to download and copy the source URL, then paste it into the Add URL box.

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OT: IE Problem [message #21106]

Sat, 17 May 2003 18:39

Havocman
Messages: 410
Registered: February 2003
Location: Fuck you

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Commander

*Grabs his Hoveing Fork Lift*

*gives it To Lefty*

*And he moves it to Tech Support and she Gives it back in a Flameing wreck.. WTF?!?!?*

FUCK YOU ALL. Im Leaveing.

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OT: IE Problem [message #22955]

Sat, 31 May 2003 03:25

[sg]the0ne
Messages: 442
Registered: February 2003
Location: Houston, TX

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Commander

Here's a few things to try or consider..

Goto start, settings control panel (or start>control panel for WinXP).
Goto add/remove programs.
Double click Microshit Internut Exploder
Chose repair, click ok. Click YES/OK to the popup thing. Reboot and try again.

If it still fails.

Try and find a copy of the file IE6SETUP.EXE. Many ISP's (like SBC DSL) have this file on their disc. Try reinstalling it.

If it still fails.

Run sfc (system file checker). In win2k/winXP you have to run it from the dos prompt and will need the cd you installed from.

There is another command to check your dll files but I forget what it is.
Goto http://www.technet.com, it's microsofts knowledge base.

About Opera, let's not even pretend that it compares. I've flip flopped back and forth between both for *many* years now and let me say a few things with certainty.

1) MS IE is the most popular browser, therefor most webpages are designed for optimal compatibility for it. If you don't believe me download netscape, opera and IE then browse about 15 different sites and tell me which browser looks better.

2) MS IE is MUCH easier to install / setup than opera.

Is MS IE the BEST browser in all catagories? No.
Is MS IE the BEST browser in MOST catagories? Yes.

Surely you've seen web site stat pages showing what the most popular browser used by their clients.

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