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To: thecow who wrote (22200)8/29/2001 11:20:53 PM
From: Spytrdr  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 110652
 
thecow, i noticed exactly the same issues with Explorer 6 (and 5.5 too) that you noticed, plus another annoying one:
when clicking on links the pointer doesn't become the typical "working in background" hourglass.
this, plus the semitransparent windows until fully loaded, and being unable to resize and/or move toolbars in full screen mode (F11).
that's why i also use, like you, IE 5.01 SP2.
IE 6 was fast though, but because of these issues i went back to good old reliable 5.01 SP2.



To: thecow who wrote (22200)8/30/2001 2:58:57 AM
From: Alex Molnar  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 110652
 
WARNING, IE 6.0 can mess up your network settings!

FWIW, I also installed the IE 6.0, liked the speed it browsed the WEB, but couldn't get my network working
which was fine, prior installation. After several tries
of reinstalling the NETBUI, without success I decided to
revert to IE 5.5. All is well, I thought, network back to normal, but now Outlook 2000 wont work. Tried to repair, reinstall, remove MSOffice 2000, reinstall, no luck. Finally restoring the registry to a prior copy solved the problem.
Anyone needing the network, better wait with installing
IE 6.0 and be sure have a backup copy of the previous IE and a GOOD COPY of THE REGISTRY.



To: thecow who wrote (22200)8/30/2001 3:09:01 AM
From: Alex Molnar  Respond to of 110652
 
TC,

Want to take this opportunity to welcome you as the Head Bovine of this thread, you have some big shoes to fill, but
based on your contribution thus far, no doubt you will make a good show.
I regret that mr.mark bowed out, his hard work and contribution will be missed, wishing him all the best, hoping he will stop by, often.