Internet Animation is not Animating

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When I get on the web and bring up www.worldnetdaily.com which has blue "Breaking News" animations to the right of their newest article titles, I don't get any movement of these animations. They're totally stationary. Does anyone here have any idea what program I might be missing or what file(s) of mine might be corrupted?
 
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| When I get on the web and bring up www.worldnetdaily.com which has blue "Breaking News" animations to the
right of their newest article titles, I don't get any movement of these animations. They're totally
stationary. Does anyone here have any idea what program I might be missing or what file(s) of mine might be
corrupted?
 
Thanks for the advice. I tried to download the Java software 3 times at two different times without success. After hitting the "Download - Get It Now" button, the computer starts going nowhere slowly and I finally get an unable to get that URL reject. I signed up for their free CD subscription, but the next CD doesn't go out until June. I'll wait 24 hours and try again.

My connection is already firewalled and fully updated with Microsoft's critical and security updates, but if I have a virus problem, it may have gotten on my computer before I did all that. I recently found a Blaster Worm on my computer that had been hibernating due to the updates I'd downloaded from Microsoft to protect me from it but it came alive when I had some trouble and reinstalled my Windows XP update which did away with all the updates. I found Microsoft's instructions on how to get rid of it and did. I also reinstalled the updates that went away upon my reinstallation of Windows XP

I stopped using antivirus software a while ago because it slowed my computer down so much. I've tried Norton and McAfee and didn't like either one. Any other suggestions

Did you go to the WWW.WorldNetDaily.com website and determine that their automated "Breaking News" animations are powered by Java software?
 
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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User

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http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/

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| Thanks for the advice. I tried to download the Java software 3 times at two different times without
success. After hitting the "Download - Get It Now" button, the computer starts going nowhere slowly and I
finally get an unable to get that URL reject. I signed up for their free CD subscription, but the next CD
doesn't go out until June. I'll wait 24 hours and try again.
|
| My connection is already firewalled and fully updated with Microsoft's critical and security updates, but if
I have a virus problem, it may have gotten on my computer before I did all that. I recently found a Blaster
Worm on my computer that had been hibernating due to the updates I'd downloaded from Microsoft to protect me
from it but it came alive when I had some trouble and reinstalled my Windows XP update which did away with all
the updates. I found Microsoft's instructions on how to get rid of it and did. I also reinstalled the
updates that went away upon my reinstallation of Windows XP.
|
| I stopped using antivirus software a while ago because it slowed my computer down so much. I've tried
Norton and McAfee and didn't like either one. Any other suggestions?
|
| Did you go to the WWW.WorldNetDaily.com website and determine that their automated "Breaking News"
animations are powered by Java software?
 
Stu said:
Thanks for the advice. I tried to download the Java software 3 times at
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two different times without success. After hitting the "Download - Get It
Now" button, the computer starts going nowhere slowly and I finally get an
unable to get that URL reject. I signed up for their free CD subscription,
but the next CD doesn't go out until June. I'll wait 24 hours and try
again.
My connection is already firewalled and fully updated with Microsoft's
Click to expand...
critical and security updates, but if I have a virus problem, it may have
gotten on my computer before I did all that. I recently found a Blaster
Worm on my computer that had been hibernating due to the updates I'd
downloaded from Microsoft to protect me from it but it came alive when I had
some trouble and reinstalled my Windows XP update which did away with all
the updates. I found Microsoft's instructions on how to get rid of it and
did. I also reinstalled the updates that went away upon my reinstallation
of Windows XP.
I stopped using antivirus software a while ago because it slowed my
Click to expand...
computer down so much. I've tried Norton and McAfee and didn't like either
one. Any other suggestions?
Did you go to the WWW.WorldNetDaily.com website and determine that their
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automated "Breaking News" animations are powered by Java software?

Have you tried going to internet options..advanced tab and making sure play
animations in web pages is checked?
 
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