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Manny Otero
First can I say sorry if I have posted this in the wrong place.
Here is one problem I have been unable to solve at work, its driving nuts
and after 2 days still have no solution.
Normally when browsing a website that has a link to a word document,
clicking the word document opens word inside IE either in a new window or
the same one, with the attachment loaded.
Now the problem.
User clicks on the document link, a new browser window opens, along the
bottom you can see it opening the url of the attachment. Now once the
attachment has downloaded the IE window just closes without any
intervention.
Anyone else seen this, and found a cure.
The pc was installed about 2 weeks ago, and as far as I know hasnt been
right since but they failed to log a support call. I have checked the IE
popup blocker and its off, and no strange programs are listed in add/remove
programs to block popups. MS antispyware runs clean.
OS is XP SP2 with all the current updates installed. The PC is part of our
WSUS GPO so gets updated automatically without user intervention.
Here is one problem I have been unable to solve at work, its driving nuts
and after 2 days still have no solution.
Normally when browsing a website that has a link to a word document,
clicking the word document opens word inside IE either in a new window or
the same one, with the attachment loaded.
Now the problem.
User clicks on the document link, a new browser window opens, along the
bottom you can see it opening the url of the attachment. Now once the
attachment has downloaded the IE window just closes without any
intervention.
Anyone else seen this, and found a cure.
The pc was installed about 2 weeks ago, and as far as I know hasnt been
right since but they failed to log a support call. I have checked the IE
popup blocker and its off, and no strange programs are listed in add/remove
programs to block popups. MS antispyware runs clean.
OS is XP SP2 with all the current updates installed. The PC is part of our
WSUS GPO so gets updated automatically without user intervention.