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Of Kim Gräsman
Sent: 07 September 2004 20:12
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Paul, James and Mitchell,
Many thanks for your feedback, and any ideas as to fixes are most welcome.
Mitchell;
I don't mind the reg-hack so much, it's the loss of the popup
menu
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I don't mind the reg-hack so much, it's the loss of the popup menu that
depresses me. I really learned a great deal about the web from that
collection of sites, and I loved the way I could customize it when I found a
site I liked to enter
Paul, James and Mitchell,
Many thanks for your feedback, and any ideas as to fixes are most welcome.
Mitchell;
I don't mind the reg-hack so much, it's the loss of the popup
menu that depresses me.
Do you mean the popup menu controlled by the little icon? That doesn't
work for you?
It
I still get the too.
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Paul
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Yes Kim that I what I
the is not at the bottom
of the search window. Bug?
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I still get the too.
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Kim -
I hadn't appreciated the DQSD architecture issues,
especially with it already being hosted by the taskbar
process. I've got to say that it amazes me that
there's not any clear way of addresing the issue.
Personally, I might go back to XP SP1 - SP2 has
crippled my digital radio and nobody's
Hi James,
Thanks for the reply. I know I'm going to feel awkward about
making this suggestion since I can't code it up, but... I've
got a feeling that the only way to get DQSD working properly
under XP SP2 (even taking into account the available registry
hack) might be to wrap up (i.e.
Kim -
Thanks for the reply. I know I'm going to feel awkward
about making this suggestion since I can't code it up,
but... I've got a feeling that the only way to get
DQSD working properly under XP SP2 (even taking into
account the available registry hack) might be to wrap
up (i.e. host) DQSD in
James and all,
I've done that (the key already existed) and the basic problem with
DQSD is solved in so far as DQSD runs when my machine boots into XP
SP2, *but* I'm still getting the script disabling problem
and warnings
popping up when new windows are opened by the comx.xml search.
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Kim -
You posted a message a few weeks ago re. XP SP2 and modifying
a registry key to enable javascript etc.
originating from a local machine, specifically by doing the following:
Add a DWORD value
Okay attached is what I have so far. Haven't tested it yet so it might
have a glaring error or two. Haven't had as much time to figure it out as
I thought I would and probably won't the next couple days as my laptop is
about to go down due to bad power cord and dead battery.
Thad
Hey, great,
Hi Thad,
Sounds good!
Yeah, the deal is that you update the dqsdweb project, and dqsd.net
automatically updates from there.
Thanks,
Kim
Thad Kerosky wrote:
Hey, great, you had me worried.
So maybe we should go and add it to the installer. I have time to work
with it today and tomorrow. We can
augusti 2004 20:22
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Hi Ken,
I did this and it fixed the problem. However, it breaks two
programs here:
That's REALLY weird. I can't see why making the HTML rendering
engine less stringent about security would make apps
Hi Ken,
So whatever is causing these problems, despite their having appeared
for two successive boots after the registry edit, it's not the
registry edit, and they are appearing sort of randomly--on some boots,
but not others.
I'm very glad to hear it wasn't related, even if it ails me to hear
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Hi Ken,
So whatever is causing these problems, despite their
having appeared
for two successive boots after the registry edit, it's not the
registry edit, and they are appearing sort of randomly--on
some boots,
but not others.
I'm very glad to
Hey, great, you had me worried.
So maybe we should go and add it to the installer. I have time to work
with it today and tomorrow. We can have the installer log the current
status of the explorer.exe key and then set it to 0 if they person
agrees. I'm not sure how detecting windows version
Thad Kerosky wrote:
Maybe we should get a registry file up on the website with the little SP2
tweak and the disclaimer now that the release is imminent. Or on
sourceforge.
Yup, that sounds like a good idea. We should really look into the
security implications of doing this, though, and make sure
Of Ken
Blake Sent: den 9 augusti 2004 17:49
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I did this and it fixed the problem. However, it breaks two
programs
here:
1. I run a little background program called QuickReply
(http://www.erstenware.com/?qr2). It runs
Hi Ken,
Sorry to say I have no further ideas... That's really strange.
Kim
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Hi Ken
Blake Sent: den 9 augusti 2004 20:22
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Hi Ken,
I did this and it fixed the problem. However, it breaks two
programs here:
That's REALLY weird. I can't see why making the HTML rendering
engine less stringent about
SP2 blocks DQSD's use of Active X Controls. Is there a way to allow it
for DQSD while denying it for others?
Ken Blake
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SP2 blocks DQSD's use of Active X Controls. Is there a way to
allow it for DQSD while denying it for others
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SP2 blocks DQSD's use of Active X Controls. Is there a way to
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Yes, kind-of. We've been experimenting with different
solutions to this problem...
(I don't run XP on any of my machines, so have no way of testing this)
Does adding www.dqsd.net to your trusted sites in IE and then
including the 'mark of the web tag' in the HTML file not work?
Add the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on :
Yes, kind-of. We've been experimenting with different
solutions to this problem...
(I don't run XP on any of my machines, so have no way of testing
this)
Does adding www.dqsd.net to your trusted sites in IE and then
including the 'mark of the web tag' in
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