trusted security issue in IE

I am having the same issue with a couple of sites, however, I did not have this issue in the past with these sites. If I cancel out 'X' and call the program up again I do not get the message. I think it is a Trojan and I am researching it now. In the interim download Firefox browser and you will not see the issue again. This is a temp fix until a perm. fix is found.

Firefox is superior to IE, however some sites require IE and Firefox will recognize that and call up IE if you set it up that way. For me, I am making Firefox my default browser.

How should we know what issue is "the same issue" or what message is
"the message"?

When you reply to a post with your newsreader's 'Reply' feature, all
replies are strung together in what's known as a 'thread'. When posts
are threaded it's easy for anyone to follow the give-and-take of the
conversation. When you start a new thread it's very difficult for others
to figure out what you're referring to, and most people won't bother.

Please...give us a break and follow the established custom. Not all
customs are good, but this one works.
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Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est
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http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2326848,00.asp

Ric Aba wrote:
> I am having the same issue with a couple of sites, however, I did not have this issue in the past with these sites. If I cancel out 'X' and call the program up again I do not get the message. I think it is a Trojan and I am researching it now. In the interim download Firefox browser and you will not see the issue again. This is a temp fix until a perm. fix is found.
>
> Firefox is superior to IE, however some sites require IE and Firefox will recognize that and call up IE if you set it up that way. For me, I am making Firefox my default browser.

"Leonard Grey" <l.grey@not.valid.net> wrote in message
news:egiwmOB9IHA.5224@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> How should we know what issue is "the same issue" or what message is "the
> message"?
>
> When you reply to a post with your newsreader

The OP isn't using a newsreader. He's posting from one of these leaching web
forums...

Yet another cock-up from "NNTP-Posting-Host:
72.29.94.49.static.dimenoc.com"...

http://www.alexa.com/data/details/main/dimenoc.com


Ric Aba wrote:
> I am having the same issue with a couple of sites, however, I did not have
> this issue in the past with these sites. If I cancel out 'X' and call the
> program up again I do not get the message. I think it is a Trojan and I
> am
> researching it now. In the interim download Firefox browser and you will
> not see the issue again. This is a temp fix until a perm. fix is found.
>
> Firefox is superior to IE, however some sites require IE and Firefox will
> recognize that and call up IE if you set it up that way. For me, I am
> making Firefox my default browser.

Ric, you said, "Firefox is superior to IE"

I find that not to be true!

Over the past 10 years, I have used IE4, IE5, IE5.5, IE6, and have recently
bought a new Dell 530s computer with XP. After using IE6 on it for a few
weeks, I downloaded IE7 and have had trouble-free performance. Also
downloaded SP3 and have had NO problems.

Over the years, using W98SE and XP, I have tried Firefox, Opera, Maxthon,
Avant, and a host of other lesser-known browsers and have found Internet
Explorer to be more useful, reliable and user friendly than any of those. I
have rarely had spyware or a virus. I have seen one BSOD (self inflicted)
on the new computer in 3 months use. I believe a regularly updated and
properly protected Wintel/IE machine serves my purposes better than any
other. Of course, YMMV.

I believe the reason I don't have the troubles I hear so many people on the
various boards complaining of is that I regularly install the updates from
MS and use the following freeware items:

Ad-Aware
Avast!
SpywareBlaster
Spybot - Search and Destroy
ZoneAlarm
Hosts Manager

Yes, it takes a bit of time to keep these items updated but the payoff is a
smooth running, reliable, trouble-free computer. Anyone who isn't willing
to take this small measure of responsibility will have trouble no matter
what operating system/browser they use.

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<Ric Aba> wrote in message news:200881155933ricab8te@yahoo.com...
I am having the same issue with a couple of sites, however, I did not have
this issue in the past with these sites. If I cancel out 'X' and call the
program up again I do not get the message. I think it is a Trojan and I am
researching it now. In the interim download Firefox browser and you will
not see the issue again. This is a temp fix until a perm. fix is found.

Firefox is superior to IE, however some sites require IE and Firefox will
recognize that and call up IE if you set it up that way. For me, I am
making Firefox my default browser.

Please don't feed the trolls.

bobster wrote:
> Ric, you said, "Firefox is superior to IE"
>
> I find that not to be true!...