i think this says it all
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RE: IE Issues
Answer: Get Firefox.
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Re: RE: IE Issues
Take a gander at his Quicklaunch bar.Originally posted by MalReynolds
I have a problem similar to this with my IE. I never use it, but it would still be nice to know what the issue is.
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RE: Re: RE: IE Issues
Don't use ie.Mead is a | ******. |Comment
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Re: RE: Re: RE: IE Issues
Good job, you posted and didnt contributeOriginally posted by ddrruler
Anyway, I use firefox but there are some things that say
INTERNET EXPLORER ONLY
so it would be nice to have IE useful in these situationsComment
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This is the truth. Not to mention Firefox is homo with .wmv files.Originally posted by MulduvarComment
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Run virus/spyware scans ?Comment
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Run your computer in safe mode and run virus/spyware scans.Originally posted by chickendudeComment
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Ad-Aware has never picked up anything.. but I'll try it in safe mode sometime laterComment
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Actually, it's just the server's MIME-type settings. People usually don't set .wmv to anything, so Firefox spits it out as text. IE, however, has random MS junk programmed in for extensions, ignoring server MIME-type settings, which it should not do.Originally posted by fusi0n
In short: it's not FF's fault, it's the host's.Comment
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