Missing site name in title bar

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Peter Clough

A few days ago, the site name for all IE windows on my XP
Pro system changed to one character. (e.g. "The New York
Times" now displays as "T". I can't think what might
have changed to cause this. Can you help me get the
site name restored?
 
This article refers to IE 5 and Nt4 . Check it out just in case it helps.

A Single Letter May Be Displayed in the Title Bar
When you run Windows Explorer or start Internet Explorer, the text in the
title bar may be displayed as a single letter (for example, an "M" or an
"E").
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=225123 (i. e. 5. NT4 Oct. 1, 2002)
 
A few days ago, the site name for all IE windows on my XP
Pro system changed to one character. (e.g. "The New York
Times" now displays as "T". I can't think what might
have changed to cause this. Can you help me get the
site name restored?
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The problem turned out to have been caused by the
installation of Iconlock from PC Mag Utilities. Removing
that program caused full site and path/file info to return
to IE and Explorer. Thanks to H Leboeuf who pointed me
to a Microsoft article which suggested that an added
propgram might have caused the problem.
 
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