The bad header error could also be caused by firewalls or anti-virus
applications. I know for a fact, for example, that Viper strips HTTP
headers which will cause you to get the referrer error.
Aaron
On 5/5/2010 2:00 PM, Michael Massey wrote:
Hi. Martha, that bad header was the first error I encountered when trying
to download the Window-eyes 7.2 upgrade. Like I said, I followed Mike
Lawler's suggestions of deleting the temporary files under browser history
from within the internet options dialog in Internet Explorer eight.
I can't say for certain that this solved the problem, however.
I am now running Window-eyes 7.2 on my Dell XPS-410 desktop after having to
perform a second restart after multiple script errors. The scripts are now
running correctly after the second restart so all appears to be well again.
Mike M.
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