Ashwin said:
I guess this is done in the menu Tools--> Internet Options and then on the
Advanced tab... I removed the check on "Enable third-party browser
extensions" while the two boxes for "Disable script debugging" were
already checked.
Not really. Notice that you have to restart IE for the option to take effect.
E.g. the article specifically suggests you use the Control Panel applet
after closing all IE windows. In fact, even that may not be sufficient because
what is really required is that there be a period of time when there are no
running instances of iexplore.exe after the the option is unchecked.
E.g. just closing "all instances of Internet Explorer" is not sufficient if that
only results in no obvious instances of IE windows but some instances of
iexplore.exe remaining to be seen in Task Manager's Processes tab.
Should i do something else because even after those operations,
right-click still doesn't work.
You disable scripting using a Security tab Custom Level... option.
Alternatively you could change the security level for the current zone
to High. E.g. doubleclick on the security zone icon in the IE Status bar
and then press Alt-D, Alt-L, CursorUp and Enter.
You have neglected to disclose your OS and version.
However, I suspect that since you are only using IE6sp1
that you may not be using XP. In that case you could try
an IE Repair (ref. KB194177.)
Good luck
Robert
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