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Is there a setting I can enable which will enable Internet Explorer to =
better handle long strings?
If I click on a link from Google it will include the address I am trying =
reach but with prefixed lines which I believe makes the string so long =
it does not function. IE just says "Done".
Here is an example this is the link I clicked on to after a search on =
Google =
http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;145032728;20864271;b;u=3Dds&sv1=3D46014771&=
sv2=3D200803303&sv3=3D96161;%3fhttp://www.januvia.com/sitagliptin/januvia=
/consumer/learn/learn_whatbal.jsp?tcode=3DJA759&WT.mc_id=3DJA759&WT.srch=3D=
1
As soon as IE attempted to link it said Done.
Here is what I lifted out of the above link and pasted in the address =
bar. It went thru and connected. =
www.januvia.com/sitagliptin/januvia/consumer/learn/learn_whatbal.jsp?tcod=
e=3DJA759&WT.mc_id=3DJA759&WT.srch=3D1
I suspect IE is not set to handle long strings. Am I barking at the moon =
or am I partially correct? How do I get this to work other than cutting =
and pasting?
This is a consistent problem with any long string address which was =
developed by transferring from one site to another.
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<DIV>Is there a setting I can enable which will enable Internet Explorer =
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better handle long strings?</DIV>
<DIV>If I click on a link from Google it will include the address I am =
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reach but with prefixed lines which I believe makes the string so long =
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not function. IE just says "Done".</DIV>
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on=20
Google <A=20
href=3D"http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;145032728;20864271;b;u=3Dds&sv1=
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/sitagliptin/januvia/consumer/learn/learn_whatbal.jsp?tcode=3DJA759&W=
T.mc_id=3DJA759&WT.srch=3D1">http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;145032728;=
20864271;b;u=3Dds&sv1=3D46014771&sv2=3D200803303&sv3=3D96161;=
%3fhttp://www.januvia.com/sitagliptin/januvia/consumer/learn/learn_whatba=
l.jsp?tcode=3DJA759&WT.mc_id=3DJA759&WT.srch=3D1</A></DIV>
<DIV>As soon as IE attempted to link it said Done.</DIV>
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<DIV>Here is what I lifted out of the above link and pasted in the =
address bar.=20
It went thru and connected. <A=20
href=3D"http://www.januvia.com/sitagliptin/januvia/consumer/learn/learn_w=
hatbal.jsp?tcode=3DJA759&WT.mc_id=3DJA759&WT.srch=3D1">www.januvi=
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<DIV>I suspect IE is not set to handle long strings. Am I barking at the =
moon or=20
am I partially correct? How do I get this to work other than cutting and =
pasting?</DIV>
<DIV>This is a consistent problem with any long string address which was =
developed by transferring from one site to another.</DIV></BODY></HTML>
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