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<blockquote>Time Warner is switching the old Adelphia infrastucture over to their systems in this area which makes some portions of my home web unavailable (DOS and Java processes). | <blockquote>Time Warner is switching the old Adelphia infrastucture over to their systems in this area which makes some portions of my home web unavailable (DOS and Java processes). | ||
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You may recall it being a large issue a while back how Microsoft embeds thier browser in their OS. Well of course they never stopped that and although I made a seperate account and logged in and installed IE7 in it instead of my regular admin account on my W2K3 server, I no longer have IE 6 anywhere. The workaround is that clients requiring IE6 compatibility will need to provide a working instance of IE6 accessible over the net. <b>kybernet.com</b> link cleared. | You may recall it being a large issue a while back how Microsoft embeds thier browser in their OS. Well of course they never stopped that and although I made a seperate account and logged in and installed IE7 in it instead of my regular admin account on my W2K3 server, I no longer have IE 6 anywhere. The workaround is that clients requiring IE6 compatibility will need to provide a working instance of IE6 accessible over the net. <b>kybernet.com</b> link cleared. | ||
