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go to the control panel. Select add/remove programs. press alt+w
The windows components dialogue will come up. Scroll down to IE and press
enter.
hope this helps
Harry
> I'm using Windows XP Service Pack 2 and I'm having a problem where I =
> feel the need to repair IE. However, when I go to the Control Panel and =
> Add/Remove Programs, I don't see Microsoft IE listed; yet IE is in my =
> programs folder and is on my Desktop via an icon. How then can I repair =
> IE.
> Reason: I'm getting a bug which restarts the download of mail into =
> Outlook Express giving me duplicate message at a certain point. This =
> gets frustrating after a while. I deleted/added the affected account to =
> no avail. Any suggestions? Thank you.
>
> James (or Jim) Prather
> Michigan School for the Blind: Class of 1974
> AKA "Touche Turtle"
> Umpg Ungowa, Raiders got the power!
> E-Mail: [log in to unmask]
> AOL Instant Messenger: JimMSB1
> Yahoo! Messenger: jpratherjr
> ICQ: 196-292-898
> PalTalk: YpsiJim
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