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Ok try this <br />
Control Panel &gt;&nbsp;Internet Options and under the &quot;Programs&quot; tab look near the bottom for &quot;Internet Explorer should check...&quot; and make sure it is checked. If it isn't then check it close all IE and Netscape windows and then reopen IE and do the Favorites thing and see what happens.<br />
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Ok try this
Control Panel > Internet Options and under the "Programs" tab look near the bottom for "Internet Explorer should check..." and make sure it is checked. If it isn't then check it close all IE and Netscape windows and then reopen IE and do the Favorites thing and see what happens.



The Crazy One

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That got everything working in a hurry. &nbsp;Thanks.
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That got everything working in a hurry.  Thanks.

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Cool glad I could help. :&gt;)
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When I select a site from my links bar in MS Internet Explorer - the site is coming up in Netscape. &nbsp;??? &nbsp;I went to Windows Explorer/Tools/Folder Options/File Types and made sure nothing was associated with Netscape there. &nbsp;But still Netscape is popping up when choosing these links from this menu bar. &nbsp;Thoughts?
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When I select a site from my links bar in MS Internet Explorer - the site is coming up in Netscape.  ???  I went to Windows Explorer/Tools/Folder Options/File Types and made sure nothing was associated with Netscape there.  But still Netscape is popping up when choosing these links from this menu bar.  Thoughts?

IE Favorites Bringing Up Netscape?

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