Roger Millin wrote: > David wrote: >> Apparently its an IE7 problem. The help and guidance page on the >> ofcom website (http://www.ofcom.org.uk/licensing/olc/guidance/ ) has >> the question "What to do if you have problems downloading your >> licence [pdf] " which links to >> http://www.ofcom.org.uk/licensing/olc/guidance/problems.pdf which >> tells you how to solve it. > > Thanks David (and others who have replied) that link looks brill to > me at a quick glance. I'll try it later and see. Wonder why I > couldn't find it as I did start to dig around in their FAQs and, more > importantly, I wonder why Ofcom IT dept didn't point me to it in > their e-mail. I had already tried putting the Ofcom site into > the 'trusted site' category but that didn't work and when you look it > appears to be an IE6 fix only. > I've decided, BTW, that Vista appears too flakey to upgrade from my > tried and trusted Win XP Pro even though the upgrade was a freebie > with the new HP PC that I bought about 14 months ago. The upgrade > discs are sitting in the drawer and I doubt I'll upgrade unless I > hear much better news about Vista. > Thanks again all. > Roger
I have dumped IE7 from my two laptops. My "new" junked/repaired laptop, (only 15 months old) also came with Office 2007....I have dumped that as well as it does those silly new .docx documents that won't open on older versions of Office, without downloading a huge patch. I guess old age is setting in...or maybe the fact that this incarnation of Win XP Pro and Office 2000 has worked perfectly ...for many years. -- Neil Arlidge - NB Earnest - Shannon Reg 7410 Read about the TNC Irish travels at: http://www.tuesdaynightclub.co.uk/Tour_07/index.html
