Re: Ask EU for Dummies

On Feb 29, 2:56 pm, Paul Herber
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On Fri, 29 Feb 2008 13:37:31 -0000, "Graculus"

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"Derek Turner" <frde...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Anne Burgess wrote:
I seem to have managed to lose the space at the top of my screen where I
used to type the URLs of sites I want to go to, and I can't see how to
get it back. Can anyone tell me? (IE6)

Just download and install Mozilla Firefox (free) IE6 is an insecure POS
anyway.

<Yawn>

maybe, but it is still very good advice. Using an old, unpatched
version of IE on live websites is not a good idea.

One miss-typed or redirected URL and you can end up on a site that
infects IE.

Here, here. With the availability of good quality, standards-
compliants browsers, such as Firefox and Opera, there really is no
excuse for using the basketcase that is IE any more.
.

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