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dave
I have a new computer with XP, how come I cannot view the
source in any web page using explorer?
source in any web page using explorer?
dave said:I have a new computer with XP, how come I cannot view the
source in any web page using explorer?
I have a new computer with XP, how come I cannot view the
source in any web page using explorer?
ok, the temp file is empty, and all it has for editor
choices is html editor, which I have as notepad, and it
still wont view the source. The computer is brand new,
everything else is working perfectly.
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ok, the temp file is empty, and all it has for editor
choices is html editor, which I have as notepad, and it
still wont view the source. The computer is brand new,
everything else is working perfectly.
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[3 quoted line(s) supressed] Programs> Source
[7 quoted line(s) supressed]
Sounds like you have the basics covered (emptied TIF files and a working
Notepad program). You may want to try Bill James script to set up a text
editor as your source code viewer. Perhaps running the script will fix
whatever is broken in your "view source" settings.
http://www.billsway.com/vbspage/
Support for machines with XP preinstalled is provided by the systemthat sounds a little radical, with a brand new program,
it should be working fine, any other suggestions? Do I
get some free support with a brand new xp installation?
that sounds a little radical, with a brand new program,
it should be working fine, any other suggestions? Do I
get some free support with a brand new xp installation?
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ok, the temp file is empty, and all it has for editor
choices is html editor, which I have as notepad, and it
still wont view the source. The computer is brand new,
everything else is working perfectly.
[4 quoted line(s) supressed]
the
[3 quoted line(s) supressed]
Programs> Source
[7 quoted line(s) supressed]
Sounds like you have the basics covered (emptied TIF files and a working
Notepad program). You may want to try Bill James script to set up a text
editor as your source code viewer. Perhaps running the script will fix
whatever is broken in your "view source" settings.
http://www.billsway.com/vbspage/