Hi to all.  Dorris, I'm using JAWS 4.51 with Windows Millenium Edition and
Internet Explorer 6 SP1.  If you have Internet Explorer 6, then I suspect
that some of your Internet Explorer settings may be incorrect for you.  What
you need to do is go to your Control Panel, choose Internet Options, then
choose Advanced settings.  Under these settings, look for the heading "When
Searching".  There are 4 choices beneath this, and all but the last choice
"just Go to the Most Likely Site" should be turned off.

I hope this helps.

Ted




>From: doris fisher <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: doris fisher <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>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:
>Brought to you by
>MSN Search
>Search
>©2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
>Terms of Use
>
>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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