> I guess then the big question now is: What OS are you using and what
> version IE?
OS 9.2.2 IE 5.02, been stable for over a year
Well that 'could' be the reason if you don't show subscriptions in the
IE Prefs. While I don't recall the details of version 5.02, I suspect
it may not have provided the option of turning off Subscriptions but I
thought it did. Have you made sure all the little option arrows are
turned down in Prefs Folder - 'Web Browser' selection?
Also, a simple zap pram or cuda could have reset your prefs to check
subscriptions automatically.
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