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For the status bar problem, try opening from the desktop, then closing the first window (and all other IE windows, minus the new one) Reset all the properties on the new window to the way you want them (turn the status bar on) then close it. The next time you open one, it should be correct.
I've had this problem before and doing this always works for me. Maybe it's the same thing?
"Oh! Brave New World, with such " browsers " in it!"
:D sorry, call me an opera advocate
Yeah, I'm starting to like Opera, but it doesn't connect to .Net webpages and it shows Tables really weird like.
I would use Opera more often, but the habit of opening Internet Explorer is to strong.
An intriguing thing for you.
If you have an IE window open, and subsequently go to taskbar properties and clear your Recent Documents folder, all the IE windows lose their titles and revert to the URL :confused:
Oh, btw I use Mozilla and IE pretty much interchangeably.
I use IE for browsing the forums since it picks up all the web links from Outlook (I want it that way, it's more predictable with other software) and Mozilla for normal web use :)
Doesn't work with me? :confused:Quote:
Originally posted by parksie
An intriguing thing for you.
If you have an IE window open, and subsequently go to taskbar properties and clear your Recent Documents folder, all the IE windows lose their titles and revert to the URL :confused:
Hmmm.
Windows 2000 SP2
IE 6.0.26
Windows 9x
IE 5.5
That's probably why. I sucks.
Win9x? Which one is that? Or both?
mozilla is quite nice, i don't use it much however i am slowely browseing through and trying to understand the source code for it.
Win9x is a generalization to denote Windows 95/98/ or ME. In my case, it's ME.Quote:
Originally posted by Michael_Kamen
Win9x? Which one is that? Or both?