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Hi All:<br />
I used to hit the CTRL + ENTER after writing any .com name in the address bar in IE 6. It used to go straight to thata site. &nbsp;But lately when I do the same I get: &quot;<a href="http://guide.opendns.com/?url=experts-exchange&client=ie6" rel="ugc">http://guide.opendns.com/?url=experts-exchange&client=ie6</a>&quot;. What do I need to change to recover my previous searching mode?
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Hi All:
I used to hit the CTRL + ENTER after writing any .com name in the address bar in IE 6. It used to go straight to thata site.  But lately when I do the same I get: "http://guide.opendns.com/?url=experts-exchange&client=ie6". What do I need to change to recover my previous searching mode?

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