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IE6 opening new window problem
Monday, January 13, 2003 at 4:06 pm
Posted by Spartica (1 messages posted)

ok.. here's the deal. I was having trouble connecting to the internet(through LAN connection) but I fixed that problem by reinstalling IE6 and it worked like a charm. But anyway this was about a month ago so probally unrelated to this incident. Anyway. A couple fo days ago I started noticing that when I clicked on any link in IE6 that opend another window the window would be blank, the popup adds were blank(not complaining!), and then when I right click and select "open new window" I also get the same white blank screen, no url in the address bar, no title, nothing at all! I have checked the setting with another computer, I have re-installed IE6 twice, tried to unistall it but that didn't work... hhheeelllppp!!!

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re: IE6 opening new window problem
Monday, January 13, 2003 at 4:46 pm
Posted by Matt Woller (8 messages posted)

This same thing happened to me a week ago, take a look at my post at computing.net

http://computing.net/windowsxp/wwwboard/forum/54124.html

Either of those options should work, try the registering of dlls first before the reinstall. Good luck, Thubigcheez

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