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IE 6.02 will not open some web sites

Discussion in 'Internet Explorer & Microsoft Edge' started by yianni, 2002/07/23.

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  1. 2002/07/23
    yianni

    yianni Inactive Thread Starter

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    :cool: There are some particular web sites in that will not open. The indicator bar gets to half way along and no more happens. Is it something to do with security settings? Everything is set to default
     
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    HumBug

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    Can be many things-but I would suspect an overloaded website.
    If you give us some URL examples of these sites other users could check them out and see if that is the problem or comment otherwise.

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    Also - what OS are you running? 2K & XP do some interesting things and don't always do them well.
     
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    HumBug

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    He is operating Windows 2000-so you may like to respond to the problems on that side as i have never played with NT/2000.
    he says "Hi,
    In response to your report on my websites not opening up. The one in particular is www.smh.com.au
    I have just bought a new computer and I am run Windows 2000. On my old computer with Win98 and an old version of IE or Netscape, I could access this site.
    Regards,
    yianni "


    The site he nominated was an Australian site where I live and I had no problems accessing it-I use XP-he may have just struck a bad time too:
    http://www.smh.com.au/

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