Hi Katie,
I'm not sure what could be causing your IE problem. If all else fails
you may want to try a system restore point. Somehow one of the users
documents in the my computer area in Windows XP got changed to a completely
irrelavent path on my system. I tried a restore point before I went looking
to see if there was a registry value to edit, and it worked.
Your second question. Can you have multiple downloads at once. The easy
answer is yes. The slightly more complex part comes in here. A server may be
setup to only allow so many connections from a single IP address. I think
the general default is to allow two, one for downloading and one for
browsing. So you might have trouble opening multiple downloads from the same
site due to server configuration, but it can be done if permitted. Opening
different downloads from different sites simultaneously is allowed of
course.
Jake, who is off to get some sleep *grin*
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kaitlyn Hill" <Kaitlyn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 4:20 AM
Subject: [bksvol-discuss] OT Tech questions on Internet Explorer
Hi All,
Feel free to email me off list on this.
Last weekend when I was up at the sleep study my IE started acting weird and
didn't let me go to web addresses/address bar. This was after streaming in
some radio shows that Friday night. I have manually run my McAfee virus scan
and have the latest version of spybot which now shows my system as clean.
I am running a Dell 9300 notebook, Windows XP sp2 and current on all critical updates. I use Jaws 7.0 as my screen reader.
Now 4 out of 5 times when I use the shift-enter to open a link into a new
page all I get is a blank page. The address bar reads the correct address
but the rest of the page does not load. I will ask one other questions that
I have been wondering about. Is it possible to have more than two file
downloads in progress at once?
Thanks a bunch in advance:) Katie Hill Reconnection and Reiki energy healing Get your personal numerology reading Kaitlyn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx AIM: SStarAngel@xxxxxxx
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