>And before someone does this, yes...I have attempted the "fix"
>suggested by Microsoft in their Knowledge Base, I've removed and
Not sure what you mean by 'removed and reloaded'. You need to *uninstall*
IE4 and then do a fresh installation using a newly downloaded copy.
>Here is a list that I've compiled of the problems experienced:
>
>1. Once the browser is installed, the javascript funtions
>window.open and window.close no longer work, and in fact produce
>javascript errors in IE.
Does the error say 'unsupported method'? Is there a warning that the script
is taking too long to run? Does NS end up being launched. If yes, the
problem is likely that NS is your default browser. Either set IE to be your
default or use NS.
If the error message says 'no such interface supported', you have a
different problem. See
http://www.cnet.com/Content/Builder/Programming/Kahn/021198/ or
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q180/1/76.asp for details
on that problem and how to work around it.
I can't address any of the other problems you've brought up.
Kayla
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