Re: Popup blocker //
From: Neo Anderson (n.anderson_at_morpheus.con)
Date: 10/05/04
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Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 06:22:50 -0700
BTDT -
That aside - the issue still remains.
Disabling the blocker in ANY location (Security settings and/or Turn off at
it's own sub-menu) should do JUST THAT!
There must be something in the word "disable" or "turn off' that Microsoft
has a hard time understanding.
-- "SlowJet" <SlowJet@noTY2this.com> wrote in message news:e0r8d.10384$na.423@trnddc04... > No, I didn't but I do now. :) > You told me you couldn't and frankly scarlette, > you should have read the help file. :) > > R-click on Info Bar > Select Information Bar Help > Read down the right side details and you will see that... > > there are many types of messages and conditions blocked. > You only turned off one or two conditions. > > You must turn them all off to make the Info bar turn off. > > It is highly recommended that you NOT do this. > You might be better off to add your local files to the trusted or local > zone? But if the HTML pages have links that go out to the internet they > will probably be blocked and poped according to the rules set. > > :) > > SJ > > "Neo Anderson" <n.anderson@morpheus.con> wrote in message > news:eZweGblqEHA.1644@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... >> So - You haven't a clue has to how to prevent the pesky thing from >> blocking a file from opening that I authored and is being accessed from >> my disc? >> >> Thanks for telling us that. Most people that respond here are lease make >> a stab at an answer. Then, occasionally there are those that . . . . >> >> -- >> >> "SlowJet" <SlowJet@noTY2this.com> wrote in message >> news:ZUh8d.4831$r3.782@trnddc05... >>> lol, well you're going to get a security lecture anyway. >>> >>> Most casrs are stolen because they are unlocked, many are setting in the >>> drive way or parking lot with motor running. >>> >>> And I'm sure the drivers thoht it was a big menace to follow proper >>> automobile operation. >>> Turn off all electrical accessories especially lights, roll up windows, >>> put in park, set emergency brake, turn off and take keys out, store >>> valuables in trunk or take inside, lock all doors and my fav, the wife >>> should not yell out across the parking lot, "Honey! Did you get hide my >>> purse. I have my money and credit cards in it." >>> >>> Neo, you have bigger problems to worry about. :) >>> >>> SJ >>> "Neo Anderson" <n.anderson@morpheus.con> wrote in message >>> news:e54%23OViqEHA.348@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... >>>> I'm beginning to think the popup blocker is a menace. I have it >>>> disabled under my Tools \ Internet Options \ Security \ Custom Lever \ >>>> Use Popup Blocker >>>> AND I have it turned off at Tools \ Turn off Popup Blocker AND the >>>> Show Information Bar . . . . IS disabled >>>> and yet - >>>> >>>> The popup bar still shows and it shows when I simply open an htm file >>>> on my system - one that I authored. >>>> >>>> I didn't beta test this new sp2 but I've tested past Operating systems >>>> and upgrades there to and It's quite obvious to me that SP2 does indeed >>>> have some bugs in it. >>>> >>>> I could site a couple more but this is not the time. >>>> >>>> Why isn't the popup blocker disabled/turned off when I have it set >>>> such? Please NO lectures about security. I understand that issue just >>>> as well as anyone that wants to reply such. I'm talking about a >>>> disabled/turned off popup blocker functioning when I open a file that's >>>> on my computer! >>>> >>>> >>>> -- >>>> >>>> "Neo Anderson" <n.anderson@morpheus.con> wrote in message >>>> news:OVCiPVdqEHA.556@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... >>>>>I have the popup blocker disabled at Tools \ Internet Options \ >>>>>Security \ Custom Levels \ Use Popup Blocker \ Disable >>>>> >>>>> Yet at Tools \ Popup Blocker and it's settings there it shows enabled? >>>>> >>>>> Turning it off or on at either place has no bearing on the other. >>>>> >>>>> What's the deal with that? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > >
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