HTML problem

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Ever since installing SP2, the gollowing URL will nor render in HTML.
http://news.com.com
All other URL's render in HTML woithout a problem.
Any ideas as to how this prob may be fixed?
TIA.../rgc
 
G Crook said:
Ever since installing SP2, the gollowing URL will nor render in HTML.
http://news.com.com
All other URL's render in HTML woithout a problem.
Any ideas as to how this prob may be fixed?
TIA.../rgc
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The big question that comes to mind is "what happens when G Crook tries to
look at the URL?". Does anything appear? Does something appear but in some
odd manner"
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The URL background colour of blue appears, all likns are text only
..../geoff crook

John McGaw said:
G Crook said:
Ever since installing SP2, the gollowing URL will nor render in HTML.
http://news.com.com
All other URL's render in HTML woithout a problem.
Any ideas as to how this prob may be fixed?
TIA.../rgc
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The big question that comes to mind is "what happens when G Crook tries to
look at the URL?". Does anything appear? Does something appear but in some
odd manner"
--
John McGaw
[Knoxville, TN, USA]

Return address will not work. Please
reply in group or through my website:
http://johnmcgaw.com
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The site seems to have java applets running. If your security settings don't allow for
java applets, either SP2, or third party, that could be the problem. Also, try deleting
your temporary internet files. If any of the above isn't causing the problem, perhaps
your Java is corrupt. You might want to download and install the latest version of Java
at:

http://www.java.com/en/index.jsp
 
t.cruise said:
The site seems to have java applets running. If your security settings don't allow for
java applets, either SP2, or third party, that could be the problem. Also, try deleting
your temporary internet files. If any of the above isn't causing the problem, perhaps
your Java is corrupt. You might want to download and install the latest version of Java
at:

http://www.java.com/en/index.jsp
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G Crook said:
Ever since installing SP2, the gollowing URL will nor render in HTML.
http://news.com.com
All other URL's render in HTML woithout a problem.
Any ideas as to how this prob may be fixed?
TIA.../rgc
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Hi...Thanks all ye fine folks in cyberspace. I'm still unable to resolve the
minor problem. My browsers [ IE6.x; Mozilla Firefox 1.x and Opera 7.x ] all
cannot display the particular URL mentioned in my orig.post.
Me thinks that I will try reinstalling XP SP-2...I've even shutdown the
firewall, adjusted all the IE6 options available.
Thanks again.../rgc
 
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