From: "Paul Ranson" 

The implication was that this affected all the browsers installed on the
box, so looking at the server makes sense. But it shouldn't be an IE thing
affecting Mozilla.

OTOH it would be interesting to try Opera.

IE has a 'show friendly HTTP error messages' check box in Internet
Options/Advanced. It might be worth turning that off for an experiment.

Paul

"Mark.Lewis"  wrote in message
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> DNB> From: David N. Barnett 
>
> [trim]
>
>  DNB> He has a T1 line in his office.  I do not know the details of
>  DNB> how his systems are networked, but this problem only affects
>  DNB> the one Windows XP Pro box, so I'm gonna assume it's a problem
>  DNB> with that box, not with a server somewhere else in his
>  DNB> network.
>
> doesn't IE pickup a local file and display it when it gets an error that
it
> can't connect to a site or something? i'm thinking that there's a mshtml
file
> or some such on the local box on in a dll or something...
>
> my thoughts are that something got in and replaced this file, whereever
and
> whatever it is...
>
> )\/(ark
>

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