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John Sproule <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 23 May 2008 08:56:53 -0400
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I was wondering whether you were able to get Firefox and Internet Explorer 7 
working properly, when you installed these browsers.

(Personally, I might consider either one of these browsers a "fix" if they 
worked, since I've grown rather dependent on a tabbed browser.)

John Sproule

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Date:    Tue, 20 May 2008 16:41:57 -0400
From:    John Sowders <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Internet Explorer in Windows XP sarvice pack 2

With a brand new Dell Inspiron 530----2 gb ram, 250 gb harddrive, Internet 
Explorer, and roadrunner e-mail, Suddenly, yesterday Internet Explorer would 
not open any webpages, and the messages say "Page cannot be displayed. "

A Dell tech tried to open in Safe mode, also Installed Service pack 3,, shut 
down firewall, installed I E- 7, on Firefox,  ran Windows File Protection 
,did a system restore, said the installed I E -6 was corrupt, uninstalled it 
and reinstalled it , removed Win XP service pac 3, all no good to get I E to 
open webpages.

Afier over two hours of "trying " the tech said I'd have to live with it, or 
wipe the harddrive and start all over and  MIGHT fix it.  Surely some of you 
knowledgeable subscribers know a solution and/or a fix for this problem. 
I've also tried several of the suggestions on Google, and nothing fixed it 
yet.  Please help this old man with this problem.

THANKS
John Sowders 

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