Dory,

If you do not enter the www and the dot com IE will enter search mode and
give you a list of pages it could be.  To avoid this and the address ends in
a dot com.  Then press Control-Enter after entering the name into the
address bar.

Paul Schmidt


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From: doris fisher <[log in to unmask]>
Reply-To: doris fisher <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: internet explorer problem
Date: Thu, 6 May 2004 09:27:33 -0700

I use windows 98se and window eyes 4.5sp2, just installed sp3; and ie6sp1.
That's just background info. Here's my situation.
   I had tried
repairing ie6 and got the message a file was missing; I think it was
seqchek.dll; run setup and reinstall components. I did that and the
situation has improved but I do not think it is totally cured.
When I go to a website quite often it first goes to some sort of search page
as follows
Choose a category for your search:
Find a Web page
Find a person's address
Find a business
Previous searches
Find a map
Look up a word
Find a picture
Find a Web page containing:
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This has happened before but not as frequently; it usually went ahead and
loaded the site I wanted.  But finally yesterday, it would not and that's
why I tried to repair it.  What I want to know is there anything I can do to
stop it from loading the above search page?  I tried to go to a site this
morning and had to try three times before it would go beyond that search
page.


dory
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