Re: POP UP WINDOW BLOCKED

From: William Aldrich/Thorpe (williamthorpe_at_designstravel.com)
Date: 04/04/04 

Date: Sun, 4 Apr 2004 17:42:26 -0400

They do - but if you need a quick fix, hold the CTR button down on your
keyboard when you access the web site - this will allow pop-ups on that site
(not permanent mind you). Usually there is a IE icon that will allow you to
specify if the site you are access allows pop-ups - this makes the site
permanently capable.

William Aldrich/Thorpe

"DennisLazo.com" <email@dennislazo.com> wrote in message
news:eJw9fJmGEHA.3576@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> hmmm...think the only tool microsoft uses in order to block pop ups is the
> msn toolbar. do you have that? if you do, then there must be an option
to
> allow specific sites' pop ups.
>
> same goes with the google toolbar.
>
>
> "Dan M." <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:17efc01c41a61$7cc34b60$a301280a@phx.gbl...
> > My problem is that Microsoft is blocking a pop up window
> > and as a result is not allowing me to go to my work
> > intranet site. I have shut down Norton System
> > Works and Zone Alarm (firewall); problem still happens.
> > the status bar (bottom left of screen) delivers me the
> > message as well as a message ("Pop-up window was blocked")
> > in the middle of the screen displayed by INTERNET
> > EXPLORER (it is not delivered via
> > either Norton or ZoneAlarm). any thoughts on this
> > problem? i have used this computer for 6 months with
> > Norton and ZoneAlarm and been able to access my firms
> > secure website remotely. The only change recently was my
> > installing a LINKSYS wireless network this week.
> > thoughts on what would be telling me in the status bar
> > and message that "A pop-up window was blocked"? Thank
> > you. Dan
> >
>
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