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Hi, Lisa. To turn your security warning feature in Windows XP, ME (and NT,
2000 and 98 as far as I know--though I haven't played with the latter
three), go to the Advance settings under Internet Options. There will be a
bunch of items that can be toggled off or on. One of these items reads:
"Warn if Changing Between Secure and not Secure Mode". Turn that on by
pressing the space bar. Press OK, refresh your screen and go to your
favorite shopping site. Good luck.
Ted Chittenden
>From: Lisa McManus <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: Lisa McManus <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: urgent update on question about secure web pages
>Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2005 17:15:07 -0500
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>Hi everyone,
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>In the last hour or so I have come to the conclusion from experimenting =
>that unfortunately I must have somehow accidentally unchecked the box at =
>some point when the security alert message comes up that tells it not to =
>ask me again because it is not coming up on pages that I definitely know =
>that have security. Does anyone have any idea what I can do to make it =
>go bak to alerting me again? I don't remember ever doing that, but it =
>happened somehow I guess. If anyone can help I would really appreciate =
>it. Thanks. =20
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>Lisa
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