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Is it only with one site or many different? &nbsp;Have you tried a Repair on IE6?
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Is it only with one site or many different?  Have you tried a Repair on IE6?

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Which site? &nbsp;If it happens to me with IE6 then we can say that it is the site.
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Which site?  If it happens to me with IE6 then we can say that it is the site.

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Thanks Bart, Flushing my internet temp folder apparently did the trick! Boy I was recieving those error reports so fast! as soon as i would click Ok on one another would pop up! When it first started happenng I thought maybe that particular site was optomized for Netscape and the page had something in it that IE didn't recognise, but then it started being constant!<br />
Thanks again Bart! you win!
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Thanks Bart, Flushing my internet temp folder apparently did the trick! Boy I was recieving those error reports so fast! as soon as i would click Ok on one another would pop up! When it first started happenng I thought maybe that particular site was optomized for Netscape and the page had something in it that IE didn't recognise, but then it started being constant!
Thanks again Bart! you win!

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This question concerns Internet Explorer but does not deal with web developement so I am putting it here. All of a sudden I keep getting an error dialog box saying there is an error in the page i am downloading. This error box comes up with often inconsequential errors like &quot;wrong character&quot; in line 1&quot; or some such arcane announcement. This is very irrattating and I have tried to eliminate it by going to the options menu and setting security options very low, but this has not helped. Even though I have a firewall and virus protection, setting the security this low makes me nervous. Does anyone have any suggestions?<br />
Thanks,<br />
Paul :)
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This question concerns Internet Explorer but does not deal with web developement so I am putting it here. All of a sudden I keep getting an error dialog box saying there is an error in the page i am downloading. This error box comes up with often inconsequential errors like "wrong character" in line 1" or some such arcane announcement. This is very irrattating and I have tried to eliminate it by going to the options menu and setting security options very low, but this has not helped. Even though I have a firewall and virus protection, setting the security this low makes me nervous. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Paul :)

IE 6 and runtime errors

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