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The site is actuallt a ftp site. &nbsp;I have been abel to successfully access the site by accessing the main directory of the site and then working through the directories to where I wnated to be. &nbsp;I was accessing with IE 3.0. &nbsp;DOn't know if a site change or IE 4 is the culprit but my &quot;backdoor&quot; method is only a couple of seconds longer than going direct.<br />

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The site is actuallt a ftp site.  I have been abel to successfully access the site by accessing the main directory of the site and then working through the directories to where I wnated to be.  I was accessing with IE 3.0.  DOn't know if a site change or IE 4 is the culprit but my "backdoor" method is only a couple of seconds longer than going direct.


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I am using IE 4.0. &nbsp;On some sites I receive the error message that IE<br />
cannot open the site &quot;The server returned extended information.&quot; &nbsp;What<br />
does this mean and how do I correct it? &nbsp;<br />

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I am using IE 4.0.  On some sites I receive the error message that IE
cannot open the site "The server returned extended information."  What
does this mean and how do I correct it?  


Server returned extended information

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.