I.E. title bar shows only one letter...

  • Thread starter Thread starter Robert G
  • Start date Start date
R

Robert G

instead of the site name or URL. This is with XP Home
ed. I don't have this problem at work with XP
Proffesionnal.
Any ideas?
 
Robert G said:
instead of the site name or URL. This is with XP Home
ed. I don't have this problem at work with XP
Proffesionnal.
Click to expand...

Are you using Popup Manager? I haven't had any problem with it and
like the utility quite a bit, but two other people have reported that
their title bars were only displaying a single letter.
 
Yes, as a matter of fact, I am. I just sent the question
to EndPopups.com (the Popup Mgr. site). I'll post their
reply once I get it.
Thanks
 
And here's the reply:

Hi Robert,
Sorry for any inconvenience. You can see this
behavior in 2 cases.

If you install Popup Manager on a Win 98/ME machine and
then upgrade to
Win NT/2K/XP.

or

Sometimes the installer incorrectly identifies the OS you
are running. I
am working on a fix to the installer issue, but you can
run the installer
found here
http://www.endpopups.com/PopupManager_Unicode.exe to work
around the problem, it will not try to detect your OS and
will always
install the NT/2K/XP files.

I will also add something to my FAQ page to help other
users until I fix
the installer.

Thanks for your feedback.

Jeff
 
Here's the reply:

You can see this behavior in 2 cases.

If you install Popup Manager on a Win 98/ME machine and
then upgrade to
Win NT/2K/XP.

or

Sometimes the installer incorrectly identifies the OS you
are running. I
am working on a fix to the installer issue, but you can
run the installer
found here
http://www.endpopups.com/PopupManager_Unicode.exe to work
around the problem, it will not try to detect your OS and
will always
install the NT/2K/XP files.

I will also add something to my FAQ page to help other
users until I fix
the installer.
 
Robert G said:
Here's the reply:

You can see this behavior in 2 cases.

If you install Popup Manager on a Win 98/ME machine and
then upgrade to
Win NT/2K/XP.

or

Sometimes the installer incorrectly identifies the OS you
are running. I
am working on a fix to the installer issue, but you can
run the installer
found here
http://www.endpopups.com/PopupManager_Unicode.exe to work
around the problem, it will not try to detect your OS and
will always
install the NT/2K/XP files.

I will also add something to my FAQ page to help other
users until I fix the installer.
Click to expand...

Thanks for the follow-up, Robert. I've never had problems with Popup
Manager, I guess because my computer came with XP rather than being
updated.
 
Back
Top