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Every visit to the page.

In internet options,settings button, under check for newer versions of stored pages. The radio button is turned on for ever visit to page.

Make sure you have the lastest version of Java installed. http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp

http://www.bu.edu/pcsc/internetaccess/winsock2fix.html I would replace the winsock2

If nothing happens when you click a link: Open Windows Explorer. Go to Tools | Folder Options | File Types. Scroll down to URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol and select it. Click Edit or Advanced, depending on your Windows version. Select 'open'. Click Edit. "Application used to perform this...

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click Start, point to Run, and then type the following line: "regsvr32 IEPEERS.DLL" Click OK.

There are some entries put in an address book if you apply to them from an e-mail.

You can import the calendar. Then that would have to be done every time there where changes made to the calendar. If you want it in the folder list..

Have outlook open. go to file, open, other users folder,Put their name in, or seach for their name, in the drob down box select calendar. Click ok. The calendar should remain under file, open for them to access it.

Have you tried to reinstall adobe.

Suggestion Right click on internet explorer, go into properties,click on the advanced tab. scroll down to security make sure the check mark is off on "Do Not Save Encrypted pages to disk"

Right click on internet explorer, go into properties,click on the advanced tab. scroll down to security make sure the check mark is off on "Do Not Save Encrypted pages to disk"

It could mean they put their self in the send to. Then blind carbon copied everyone else! That is one way to send e-mail without everyone being able to print the e-mail to get your e-mail address.

Have the calendar open go to file import/export. export to a file.Personal file folder .pst Save the file to where you can get it for the next person. Then import the file. Import from another program or file.Personal folder file .pst then browse for where the file is located.

you should be able to open any office product. lets say word and run detect and repair

If nothing happens when you click a link: Open Windows Explorer. Go to Tools | Folder Options | File Types. Scroll down to URL:HyperText Transfer Protocol and select it. Click Edit or Advanced, depending on your Windows version. Select 'open'. Click Edit. "Application used to perform this...

Try opening outlook. go under help and run detect and repair.

Great, I'm glad that corrected the problem.

Have you tried going under help, then run detect and repair.