Milan Babuskov wrote:

> Which version of IE?

Latest - problem on both XP and W2k ( they are moving to XP but keep
hitting problems ;) )

> If it is not the latest one, you could simply try to upgrade it (solved
> many problems for me).

I've run the same list of fixes identified from site, without any
problems. Updating the site W2k to the latest windows updates retains
problem, but

> You can also go to Tools -> Internet options and try to tweak some
> options (esp. in "Advanced").

Been there - all seem the same between a working and non working machine
on the site.

> It is also possible that your customer has some 3rd-party plugin
> installed in IE (that he may not even be aware of). Some of those can be
> detected with ad-aware or similar program.

No access to internet - getting Windows fixes is bad enough, but I
haven't been able to rule that one out yet. ( Can't see Google Bar -
Helen )

Simply does not make any sense, but having demonstrated that Mozilla is
fine, the IT department is now having to show why they want to stick
with IE ;) and the ball has been put in their court :)

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