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I've just reinstalled W2K and updated to IE6 and SP4. I was having this
problem before the updates, and it has not been resolved.
I can use IE just fine for browsing the web, but when I try to open any
local file IE is set to open in my folder options, I get an alert saying that
the file is or some necessary library is missing. This happens on gifs,
jpegs, HTM and HTML files.
On picture files, I get the alert message, then a blank IE window pops up.
On HTM and HTML files, I get the alert, then IE pops up with the file
displayed as it should be.
On picture files I should note that I can see the preview in Windows
Explorer before I try to open it. I can read the properties on all the files
and open them in other applications. Also, if I open an IE window before
attempting to open a picture file, I will not get the alert message and the
picture will replace the existing window content, as I would expect. It's
only when there's not an IE window up already that the problem occurs, and
it's only with IE that I have this problem.
Thanks in advance for any help.
problem before the updates, and it has not been resolved.
I can use IE just fine for browsing the web, but when I try to open any
local file IE is set to open in my folder options, I get an alert saying that
the file is or some necessary library is missing. This happens on gifs,
jpegs, HTM and HTML files.
On picture files, I get the alert message, then a blank IE window pops up.
On HTM and HTML files, I get the alert, then IE pops up with the file
displayed as it should be.
On picture files I should note that I can see the preview in Windows
Explorer before I try to open it. I can read the properties on all the files
and open them in other applications. Also, if I open an IE window before
attempting to open a picture file, I will not get the alert message and the
picture will replace the existing window content, as I would expect. It's
only when there's not an IE window up already that the problem occurs, and
it's only with IE that I have this problem.
Thanks in advance for any help.