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This could be caused by one of the updated IE 6 security features related to Windows XP SP2. &nbsp;Is it possible to post a link to your website or at least the section of html code that specifies the hover button?
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This could be caused by one of the updated IE 6 security features related to Windows XP SP2.  Is it possible to post a link to your website or at least the section of html code that specifies the hover button?

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It may also be a matter of making sure Java is enabled in IE on your XP browsers (if the FP feature uses Java, which I suspect it does - not certain though, as I don't use FP myself). 
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It may also be a matter of making sure Java is enabled in IE on your XP browsers (if the FP feature uses Java, which I suspect it does - not certain though, as I don't use FP myself).

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When we add a hover button from Front Page none of our XP machines can view them, however our Win98 machines can. &nbsp;Any ideas?
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When we add a hover button from Front Page none of our XP machines can view them, however our Win98 machines can.  Any ideas?

Front Page Hover Buttons and Windows XP

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