cyrriuscorruption
Thu Mar 27 10:53:03 PDT 2008
Wow, also, I want to MANUALLY enter in things such as https:// and
http://.
I said nothing about just typing in hello and expecting to get to
http://www.hello.com. That's pretty obvious, all I want is the functionality
to take back control and be able to once again type in a FULL URL.
"nass" wrote:
>
> So, what happen when you uncheck this option and just type the
> www.microsoft.com, is it still asking you to manually type the
http://?.
> On my browser this option not checked and I can copy and paste any URL and
> it will be resolved by the browser without any effort.
> Otherwise i really can't get the whole picture of what your problem is?,
> about the https:// sure you must type it or you will not get the secure
> socket layer to open you a secure channel to talk and access secure info on
> that server, you cannot just type nass and viola you will enter the house.
> You will need to knock and say your name which is the https:// and your
> ID&Pass.
> HTH.
> nass
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>
http://www.nasstec.co.uk
>
> "cyrrius_corruption" wrote:
>
> > Unfortunately, no, that does not solve my issue. I did find a way to manually
> > enter https:// which is neatly tucked away under Tools/Internet
> > Options/General Tab/check box to Not enter leading 'www' etc. But, it does
> > not fix it to where I can manually enter in a regular
http://
> >
> > "nass" wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > "cyrrius_corruption" wrote:
> > >
> > > > Here's the problem, when I go to enter in a URL by either copy/paste or type
> > > > it in, I always supply the
http:// and especially https:// and I have noticed
> > > > that now when I type in the full URL, Internet Explorer 7 also enters in
> > > >
http:// which makes it impossible to get to a website, and it is also the
> > > > case when I need to get to a https://. I did find a fix for entering a
> > > > secure site, under Tools/Internet Options/General Tab/Languages/ and
> > > > selecting the box that says Do not add 'www' to beginning, etc. This did fix
> > > > it so I can enter in https:// and continue to the specified site, but I still
> > > > cannot manually enter a regular
http://. I rather enjoy having full control,
> > > > and do NOT like automated features so please tell me how I can force IE 7 to
> > > > allow me to do something so simple as enter a full URL. TIA :-)
> > >
> > > If I got this right, try to turn the Autocomplete OFF and the Autocomplete
> > > Inline feature on the IE properties under each tab:
> > > Content tab | Advanced Tab.
> > > Hope this which you are after.
> > > nass
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> > >
http://www.nasstec.co.uk
> > >
> > >