On certain websites such as cnet.com, that have a lot of
ads and links. I cannot view them as IE says that the
Action is cancelled. I have called Dell and searched on
this site for hours now. I don't know what else to do.
It's not a huge issue, but it's really starting to get on
my nerves. I have checked all my security settings, my
java and run ad-aware.
Any thoughts??

Regards
Bryan

>-----Original Message-----
>On certain websites such as cnet.com, that have a lot of
>ads and links. I cannot view them as IE says that the
>Action is cancelled. I have called Dell and searched on
>this site for hours now. I don't know what else to do.
>It's not a huge issue, but it's really starting to get on
>my nerves. I have checked all my security settings, my
>java and run ad-aware.
>Any thoughts??
>
>Regards
>Bryan
>
>.I am now on my "hird" day of trying to figure out what
the problem is. I upgraded to ie6 and I also get
the "dreaded" )Internet Explorer was unable to link to the
Web page you requested. The page might be temporarily
unavailable) I use Spybot and got to thinking maybe it has
stopped a cookie I might need but when I ran the program
again I must have deleted them because the only cookie I
usually always get is "Doubleclick.net" which I think has
something to do with connecting to "Pogo". I can access
Pogo from AOL but when I go through the Internet Explorer
it won't access that web page and quite a few more. If you
find out the answer please let me know
>