Andre
Wed Jun 08 11:02:36 CDT 2005
Yes, I have posted this more than once, so whats your point?
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"Red" <red2912@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> You just posted this one minute ago...please clean your keyboard,
> something is sticking
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> "Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" <andred25@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Why doesn't Internet Explorer 64-bit work with websites like its 32 bit
>> counterpart?
>>
>> You'll find you need the 32-bit IE, I'm afraid, until such time as web
>> sites are updated to properly support 64-bit IE. Right now, you'd have
>> problems with just the 64-bit.
>>
>> Active X Controls
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>> When on-line, I get prompted to install Active X several times (depending
>> on the site). I click and select install now and 1 of 2 things happens.
>> It either asks for the run now or save, or it does nothing.
>>
>> Again, the problem is most folks haven't yet re-written their activex
>> controls for 64-bit. That's why the default is to use the 32-bit version
>> of IE, which doesn't have a problem.
>>
>>
>> "jameskirk73" <james.kirk73@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
>> news:8F2B9197-502A-4684-B82C-0A4524A2A7C3@microsoft.com...
>>> hello ive got a stand alone pc and ive put xp x64 trial just to compare
>>> with
>>> normal xp but why has it to internet exploers 1 32bit and 1 64bit to me
>>> i
>>> dont see the point of it .
>>> is there more secure feature in the 64bit or someting?
>>>
>>> thanks
>>> --
>>> james kirk
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