Hi again Clint, Microsoft in their Anti trust case said that IE was an
integral part of 98 and can not be separated. I got news for them !!
I've done it :-) the only difference is that they know how to do it
and I haven't a clue HOW I did it.!!! Its not a big deal as I use
Opera anyway. The only thing that is a small prob: is MS messenger, as
Opera opens up for emails there and they don't support Opera. For my
normal email I use PocoMail and am well satisfied with it. I am well
overdue for a fresh install of 98 anyway as I have messed with it for
the last 2 years or more. I have just to save/move some programs to
another partition and then move them back again after a fresh install.
At this stage I think this would be the best way to go. Thanks to all
for the input, and trouble taken by all, especially in these dark days
of sorrow. Best regards, Mike.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes." - Oscar Wilde
I must tweak, for it is the call of the geek. ;-)>
On Sun, 16 Sep 2001 06:33:41 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Clint
Hamilton wrote:
>Mike, check your recycle bin for any 'questionable' files, then
>restore them. IF that doesn't fix it, since you can get to the
>net, go to the windows update site and see it reinstall IE or
>just install the latest version listed there if you haven't
>already. If you have the latest already installed that would
>mean IE would not be on the list of available updates, so click
>'show installed updates' and install from that list. Have you
>run the IE repair tool yet?
>-Clint
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