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- My IE /is/ broken. Not from loading this fix - but after experimenting with accessibility functions, the type size is jammed "large" when set to medium, and medium when set "smallest", and menus in some pages are transparent or worse; and a recent patch left the scrollbar not working right: when I click to go up or down one screenload of text, it goes two. AIUI, that goes for anyone who's fully patched up. No patches available this month does not mean nothing needed fixing.
- Posted by: Robert Carnegie Posted on: 12/23/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
What a joke
chrichton99 | 12/22/03
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The Joke is IE
michael-t | 12/22/03
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A better solution
issthatso | 12/22/03
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Doesn't remove IE
rpmyers1 | 12/22/03
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how so
JWatson77 | 12/22/03
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ms shills mad
JWatson77 | 12/22/03
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ZDNET needs better security "experts"
rpmyers1 | 12/22/03
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Sheep make anti-wolf patches for wolves. That's "smart". (NT)
Vily Clay | 12/22/03
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Who in their right mind...
Damon K | 12/22/03
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It is *NOT* a patch
rpmyers1 | 12/22/03
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don't install it
JWatson77 | 12/22/03
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Break how?
rpmyers1 | 12/22/03
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My IE /is/ broken
Robert Carnegie | 12/23/03
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Does it matter
JWatson77 | 12/23/03
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you are an IT guy?
Valis Keogh | 12/29/03
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I've used it, it works
ebudae@... | 12/23/03
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Leo said don't use it, so I didn't
FilledOut | 12/23/03
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OSS patches on proprietary software isn't a good idea
Michael Kelly | 12/23/03
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proprietary software isn't a good idea
Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 12/23/03
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Hmmm.
chippsetter@... | 12/23/03
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mmmH
Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 12/23/03
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But so many companies make proprietary software
FilledOut | 12/23/03
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How wrong you are
nucrash | 12/23/03
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Lest anyone assume...
Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 12/23/03
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Ultimate IE Fix
dwest_z | 12/23/03
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yes but
JWatson77 | 12/23/03
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To Mozilla Fan
dr.daystrom | 01/28/04
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