CARL DO YOU HAVE NORTON UTILITIES, OR ANY TYPE OF REGISTRY BACKUP PROGRAM?
IF SO ROLE BACK OR FIX THE REGISTRY.
YES I E CAN CAUSE PROBLEMS LIKE THAT SEE TIP BELOW TO PREVENT THAT
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the following tip should help people that have i e 4 crashes from corrupting
other files.
when exploreing the web any serious crash may bring down the whole system,
here is a tip that should help the crash of internet explorer 4 from createing
havvoc with the rest of the windows schell.
the other option requires one to launch the browser in the following manner.
after launvching and before crashing do the following.
hit alt key plus letter v keystroke
that puts you in the view option
hit internet options
hit advanced
then check browse in a new process by useing the space bar
this makes internet explorer launch a seperate version of explorer rather
feeding off of the already open window that also provided your windows schell.
next time i e 4.x crashes it should not crash your system as well.
bill cameron
CARL ALSO RUN A VIRUS CHECKER ON YOUR SYSTEM.
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At 08:29 PM 1/25/99 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi Folks,
>
>Today I noticed something strange going on with my new computer. I got
>into a situation where I thought I should shut down but when I chose shut
>down, an action which normally results in a bit of disk activity and then
>automatic power off of the system, nothing happened. I was deposited back
>onto the desk top as if i had never issued the command. The one thing
>which did shut down was JAWS. Actually, it didn't shut down but eloquence
>did. I had to exit JAWS and restart it to get it talking again.
>
>Next I tried to send a fax from WP8 using Winfax Pro Ver. 9, a thing I do
>almost every day. After the print to fax command there was a boom and the
>fax software had an legal operation. Then I found I couldn't print even on
>paper from WP.
>
>Anyway, I called the store where I bought the system and they tell me that
>this kind of thing is a result of using IE. This is a bug known in IE and
>the reason they sell their machines with Netscape. The only answer they
>say is to reload everything from scratch.
>
>I tried running a thurough scan disk thinking that maybe this might help.
>I keep getting along a ways in this and then I get the message that Scan
>disk has restarted 10 times and that some program is writing to the disk.
>the only programs running at this time are JAWS and Scan disk.
>
>Finally, it seems things are running a little slower than normal right now.
> That may just be my imagination. I was able to print something a few
>minutes ago from WP8 but when I tried to print an envelope a moment ago
>nothing doing.
>
>I am running a P-450 with 128mb RAM, Windows '95 and JFW with eloquence on
>a sound blaster live card.
>
>Has anyone out there ever heard of IE causing these kinds of problems?
>Could it be a virus and if so, can you recommend a good package which is
>blind friendly?
>
>I hope you can help. Thanks.
>
>
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>
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>Karl Smith
>4304 South El Camino St.
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>
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> - Never confuse an open mind with an empty head.
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