Mac Forum / Applications / Internet Explorer / August 2007

I'm using IE 7 with XP...
The Ctrl+O key commands as well as the drop down menu
File, Open...have stopped working.
This just occured about 7 days ago.

I did a system reset to an earlier date.  Now when I load IE7 my tool bars
are all out of whack.  Starting at the top of the page
 First is the index (file, edit, favorites, tools, help)
 Next is Yahoo tool bar

I don't know what kind of problem this is, if it's IE7, Windows Vista, or
IFrame. When I try to open a website, more specifically
http://www.witcc.edu/library/catalog.cfm , the outside menu and website open,
but the inside website does not. I get the following message:  

I upgraded via download, to Internet Explorer 7.
Every time I run it I get the 'Customise your settings' page. Just a blue
page, no words or anything else (other than 'error on page at the bottom).
I have changed the homepage address to no avail. I can't get past this 'Run

Adding a page to Favorites causes the entire Favorite tree to open up into a
big, hard to navigate, mess. I have my favorites organized several levels
deep and have gone back to IE 6 for that reason but miss the tabs.
Is there still no way to collapse the tree in IE7 when adding ...

I tried posting this but didn't get confirmation so I may be sending it a
second time.
In printing an Internet Explorer window, I have set the footnote to give me
the web site and the date and time.  In Print Preview I see the footnote, but

Automatic updates installed IE7 but the setup only half completed the
process, now I cannot either fully install it or uninstall it as a message
appears telling me that files are missing.
It displays the following message:

Guys:
I have encountered a huge problem and if I don't get a fix for this, all I
have been building for months will be of no use. I had seen many postings in
this regard, however, no concrete answer or pattern exists that clearly shows

I have a slow loading webpage that I publish with Fromt page 2003 and XP pro.
IE 7 times out afte about 10 seconds and immediatly rolls to the dell search
page (its a dell comp)  My question is can I set the time that IE allows
before a page is temed out? and if so how?