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Gil Baron
I used to click a link on a page and it opened a new browser window, Now I losethe page and get the next. How do I fix that? It is real pain to lose the home page!!!
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Steven
I used to click a link on a page and it opened a new browser window, Now I lose the page and get the next. How do I fix that? It is real pain to lose the home page!!!
Steven
I used to click a link on a page and it opened a new browser window, Now I lose the page and get the next. How do I fix that? It is real pain to lose the home page!!!
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Wesley Vogel
Also...
Internet Explorer | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
Uncheck: Reuse windows for launching shortcuts |
Click Apply | Click OK
[[Specifies that when you click a Web link in an Internet-aware program,
such as Outlook Express, and there is already an Internet Explorer window
open, the Web page appears in the open browser window instead of opening a
new window.]]
-----
Description of the Reuse Windows for Launching Shortcuts Setting in Internet
Explorer
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;241911
You Cannot Open New Internet Explorer Window or Nothing Happens After You
Click a Link
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=281679
--
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
In
Internet Explorer | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
Uncheck: Reuse windows for launching shortcuts |
Click Apply | Click OK
[[Specifies that when you click a Web link in an Internet-aware program,
such as Outlook Express, and there is already an Internet Explorer window
open, the Web page appears in the open browser window instead of opening a
new window.]]
-----
Description of the Reuse Windows for Launching Shortcuts Setting in Internet
Explorer
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;241911
You Cannot Open New Internet Explorer Window or Nothing Happens After You
Click a Link
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=281679
--
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
In
G
Gil Baron
Niether right click new window nor uncheck work for me! I lose the current window even by starting a new browser !Wesley said:nternet Explorer | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
Uncheck: Reuse windows for launching shortcuts |
Click Apply | Click OK
[[Specifies that when you click a Web link in an Internet-aware program,
such as Outlook Express, and there is already an Internet Explorer window
open, the Web page appears in the open browser window instead of opening a
new window.]]
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NoNoBadDog!
Niether right click new window nor uncheck work for me! I lose the currentWesley said:nternet Explorer | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
Uncheck: Reuse windows for launching shortcuts |
Click Apply | Click OK
[[Specifies that when you click a Web link in an Internet-aware program,
such as Outlook Express, and there is already an Internet Explorer window
open, the Web page appears in the open browser window instead of opening a
new window.]]
window even by starting a new browser !
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Gil W0MN Yanoff +, the PDA reader
Creed en las obras y no en las palabras
Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to Firefox!
Once you try it, you'll never want to use IE again.
Bobby
M
M and D
"Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to Firefox!"
Got some numbers to support "almost everyone"?
Steven
Got some numbers to support "almost everyone"?
Steven
NoNoBadDog! said:Niether right click new window nor uncheck work for me! I lose the currentWesley said:nternet Explorer | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
Uncheck: Reuse windows for launching shortcuts |
Click Apply | Click OK
[[Specifies that when you click a Web link in an Internet-aware program,
such as Outlook Express, and there is already an Internet Explorer window
open, the Web page appears in the open browser window instead of opening a
new window.]]
window even by starting a new browser !
--
Gil W0MN Yanoff +, the PDA reader
Creed en las obras y no en las palabras
Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to Firefox!
Once you try it, you'll never want to use IE again.
Bobby
N
NoNoBadDog!
Recent review on CNet indicated that 70% polled used Firefox. 7 out of 19
is a pretty significant margin.
Bobby
"Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to
Firefox!"
Got some numbers to support "almost everyone"?
Steven
is a pretty significant margin.
Bobby
"Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to
Firefox!"
Got some numbers to support "almost everyone"?
Steven
NoNoBadDog! said:Niether right click new window nor uncheck work for me! I lose theWesley said:nternet Explorer | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
Uncheck: Reuse windows for launching shortcuts |
Click Apply | Click OK
[[Specifies that when you click a Web link in an Internet-aware program,
such as Outlook Express, and there is already an Internet Explorer window
open, the Web page appears in the open browser window instead of opening a
new window.]]
current
window even by starting a new browser !
--
Gil W0MN Yanoff +, the PDA reader
Creed en las obras y no en las palabras
Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to
Firefox!
Once you try it, you'll never want to use IE again.
Bobby
N
NoNoBadDog!
Below should read 7 out of 10 vice 7 out of 19
Bobby
Bobby
NoNoBadDog! said:Recent review on CNet indicated that 70% polled used Firefox. 7 out of 19
is a pretty significant margin.
Bobby
"Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to
Firefox!"
Got some numbers to support "almost everyone"?
Steven
NoNoBadDog! said:Niether right click new window nor uncheck work for me! I lose theWesley said:nternet Explorer | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
Uncheck: Reuse windows for launching shortcuts |
Click Apply | Click OK
[[Specifies that when you click a Web link in an Internet-aware program,
such as Outlook Express, and there is already an Internet Explorer window
open, the Web page appears in the open browser window instead of opening
a
new window.]]
current
window even by starting a new browser !
--
Gil W0MN Yanoff +, the PDA reader
Creed en las obras y no en las palabras
Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to
Firefox!
Once you try it, you'll never want to use IE again.
Bobby
M
M and D
Are you claiming that 70% of Windows users use Firefox? Dream on!
Steven
Steven
NoNoBadDog! said:Below should read 7 out of 10 vice 7 out of 19
Bobby
NoNoBadDog! said:Recent review on CNet indicated that 70% polled used Firefox. 7 out of 19
is a pretty significant margin.
Bobby
"Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to
Firefox!"
Got some numbers to support "almost everyone"?
Steven
NoNoBadDog! said:Wesley Vogel wrote:
nternet Explorer | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
Uncheck: Reuse windows for launching shortcuts |
Click Apply | Click OK
[[Specifies that when you click a Web link in an Internet-aware program,
such as Outlook Express, and there is already an Internet Explorer window
open, the Web page appears in the open browser window instead of opening
a
new window.]]
Niether right click new window nor uncheck work for me! I lose the
current
window even by starting a new browser !
--
Gil W0MN Yanoff +, the PDA reader
Creed en las obras y no en las palabras
Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to
Firefox!
Once you try it, you'll never want to use IE again.
Bobby
G
Gilbert Baron
Internet Explorer | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
Uncheck: Reuse windows for launching shortcuts |
Click Apply | Click OK
[[Specifies that when you click a Web link in an Internet-aware program,
such as Outlook Express, and there is already an Internet Explorer window
open, the Web page appears in the open browser window instead of opening a
new window.]]
-----
Description of the Reuse Windows for Launching Shortcuts Setting in Internet
Explorer
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;241911
You Cannot Open New Internet Explorer Window or Nothing Happens After You
Click a Link
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=281679
This did not fix it but I suspect it is a customized version that came
with my HP computer. How do I reinstall ie as was suggested in the
article on database?
G
Gilbert Baron
Internet Explorer | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
Uncheck: Reuse windows for launching shortcuts |
Click Apply | Click OK
[[Specifies that when you click a Web link in an Internet-aware program,
such as Outlook Express, and there is already an Internet Explorer window
open, the Web page appears in the open browser window instead of opening a
new window.]]
-----
Description of the Reuse Windows for Launching Shortcuts Setting in Internet
Explorer
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;241911
You Cannot Open New Internet Explorer Window or Nothing Happens After You
Click a Link
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=281679
This did not fix it but I suspect it is a customized version that came
with my HP computer. How do I reinstall ie as was suggested in the
article on database?
What a pain in the ass this is. I cannot update to the one that works
because I have a different one on my system. I can't do an in place
install because if I do that all I get is the same thing back again
since it is what is on the recovery partition of my system. I do have
my own copy of XP Pro from the old system that went crash bang and was
replaced with this one.
What do you think about changing to XP Pro? Can I even do that when I
ma running Media Center without losing all of my installed programs?
What a mess. I may just switch to Netscape which has tabbed browsing.
Why they set this up to not open new window in IE I cannot fathom,
sucks!
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NoNoBadDog!
Read my reply.
Then re-think your question.
Did I claim 70% of Windows users?
I stated that 705 of those polled in the survey said they use Firefox.
I never said anything about Windows.
Perhaps you need reading lessons.
Bobby
Are you claiming that 70% of Windows users use Firefox? Dream on!
Steven
Then re-think your question.
Did I claim 70% of Windows users?
I stated that 705 of those polled in the survey said they use Firefox.
I never said anything about Windows.
Perhaps you need reading lessons.
Bobby
Are you claiming that 70% of Windows users use Firefox? Dream on!
Steven
NoNoBadDog! said:Below should read 7 out of 10 vice 7 out of 19
Bobby
NoNoBadDog! said:Recent review on CNet indicated that 70% polled used Firefox. 7 out of
19
is a pretty significant margin.
Bobby
"Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to
Firefox!"
Got some numbers to support "almost everyone"?
Steven
NoNoBadDog! said:Wesley Vogel wrote:
nternet Explorer | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
Uncheck: Reuse windows for launching shortcuts |
Click Apply | Click OK
[[Specifies that when you click a Web link in an Internet-aware program,
such as Outlook Express, and there is already an Internet Explorer
window
open, the Web page appears in the open browser window instead of opening
a
new window.]]
Niether right click new window nor uncheck work for me! I lose the
current
window even by starting a new browser !
--
Gil W0MN Yanoff +, the PDA reader
Creed en las obras y no en las palabras
Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to
Firefox!
Once you try it, you'll never want to use IE again.
Bobby
W
Wesley Vogel
This did not fix it but I suspect it is a customized version that came
And I suspect that the only thing that is customized is the window title.
Remove the ISP branding for Internet Explorer and Outlook Express
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/ie/ispunbrand.htm
--
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
In
with my HP computer.
And I suspect that the only thing that is customized is the window title.
Remove the ISP branding for Internet Explorer and Outlook Express
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/ie/ispunbrand.htm
--
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
In
Gilbert Baron said:Internet Explorer | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
Uncheck: Reuse windows for launching shortcuts |
Click Apply | Click OK
[[Specifies that when you click a Web link in an Internet-aware program,
such as Outlook Express, and there is already an Internet Explorer window
open, the Web page appears in the open browser window instead of opening
a new window.]]
-----
Description of the Reuse Windows for Launching Shortcuts Setting in
Internet Explorer
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;241911
You Cannot Open New Internet Explorer Window or Nothing Happens After You
Click a Link
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=281679
This did not fix it but I suspect it is a customized version that came
with my HP computer. How do I reinstall ie as was suggested in the
article on database?
G
Guest
My computer has just started to do this also.
M
M and D
LOL...
You wrote "Why not do what almost everyone else has."
You forgot to mention that "almost everyone else" is actually just 705 people.
From one survey of users who read the Cnet website.
And you think I need reading lessons.
It's back to the doghouse for you!
Steven
You wrote "Why not do what almost everyone else has."
You forgot to mention that "almost everyone else" is actually just 705 people.
From one survey of users who read the Cnet website.
And you think I need reading lessons.
It's back to the doghouse for you!
Steven
NoNoBadDog! said:Read my reply.
Then re-think your question.
Did I claim 70% of Windows users?
I stated that 705 of those polled in the survey said they use Firefox.
I never said anything about Windows.
Perhaps you need reading lessons.
Bobby
Are you claiming that 70% of Windows users use Firefox? Dream on!
Steven
NoNoBadDog! said:Below should read 7 out of 10 vice 7 out of 19
Bobby
NoNoBadDog! said:Recent review on CNet indicated that 70% polled used Firefox. 7 out of
19
is a pretty significant margin.
Bobby
"Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to
Firefox!"
Got some numbers to support "almost everyone"?
Steven
Wesley Vogel wrote:
nternet Explorer | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
Uncheck: Reuse windows for launching shortcuts |
Click Apply | Click OK
[[Specifies that when you click a Web link in an Internet-aware program,
such as Outlook Express, and there is already an Internet Explorer
window
open, the Web page appears in the open browser window instead of opening
a
new window.]]
Niether right click new window nor uncheck work for me! I lose the
current
window even by starting a new browser !
--
Gil W0MN Yanoff +, the PDA reader
Creed en las obras y no en las palabras
Why not do what almost everyone else has...give on IE and switch to
Firefox!
Once you try it, you'll never want to use IE again.
Bobby
G
Gil Baron
The real problem is the ATI-RADEON display driver. The browser works just as itshould in safe mode. I have sent a ticket to support but gave little or no hope for resolution. I may just give up on ATI, return the card, Get an Nvidia card, but of corse that loses the TV tuner which does not work well on most stations above Ch64. Acts as though it had a weak signal which is false as a real TV proves.Wesley said:Remove the ISP branding for Internet Explorer and Outlook Express
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/ie/ispunbrand.htm
N
NoNoBadDog!
The real problem is the ATI-RADEON display driver. The browser works just asWesley said:Remove the ISP branding for Internet Explorer and Outlook Express
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/ie/ispunbrand.htm
it should in safe mode. I have sent a ticket to support but gave little or
no hope for resolution. I may just give up on ATI, return the card, Get an
Nvidia card, but of corse that loses the TV tuner which does not work well
on most stations above Ch64. Acts as though it had a weak signal which is
false as a real TV proves.
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Gil W0MN Yanoff +, the PDA reader
Creed en las obras y no en las palabras
I have used ATI video cards for many years. I build several systems each
week, the vast majority of which use ATI video cards.
Not once, not ever have I heard of *ANY* ATI video driver causing the
problem described in this thread.
On what are you basing your claim?
Bobby
R
Ricky
If you use a popup blocker it can also cause this to happen.
G
Gilbert Baron
I solved it. The culprit was the YAHOO TOOLBAR. I had it disabled andMy computer has just started to do this also.
either removal of YAHOO TOOLBAR or ENABLE IT AGAIN solves it and now I
can get all the windows I want.
Some have asked as to why I use IE. The obvious answer is that NONE of
the other browsers are complete. there are MANY things they do not
work with.
An example. http://am1280.thepatriot.com
Use Netscape and click on the play live. You cannot. It does not
handle the stream and I can find no plug in that does.
This is just a small example of why like it or not, I stcik with IE.
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