Windows XP: Page Error
Page Error
by Slowcoach - 11/14/06 1:03 PMOn opening explorer I get a message " Done , but with errors on page.
Details are:
Line:2
Char:1
Error: Syntax error
Code:0
URL:http//www.msn.com/
Only happens with msn. Can you help a beginner, Please?
Nothing to worry about
by jackson dougless - 11/14/06 2:10 PM In reply to: Page Error by SlowcoachOdds are, it's just some stuff to deal with the transition to IE7. Not that many people were aware of it, but IE6 is horribly horribly broken, and IE7 is considerably less broken... Though that means some compatibility issues with sites designed around IE6's horribly horribly broken nature.
Though, for many security related reasons, you shouldn't be using Internet Explorer. You'd be well advised to make either Opera or Mozilla Firefox your primary browser, and leave Internet Explorer just for downloading security updates for Windows.
I agree, except
by MarkFlax
- 11/14/06 2:51 PM
In reply to: Nothing to worry about by jackson dougless
that MSN prefer users to use Microsoft's browser. Some things don't work in other browsers.
Mark
Eh...
by jackson dougless - 11/14/06 3:16 PM In reply to: I agree, except by MarkFlax
Nothing you can't live without, find at the bargain bin of almost any retail store, or find on another site. It's just not worth the safety and security of your computer to be able to play a few simple games or chat programs.
for myself the netcape is the best and IEE7 is a copy of nes
by rigartua - 11/17/06 4:35 PM In reply to: I agree, except by MarkFlax
for myself the netcape is the best and IEE7 is a copy of nestcape
since open windows is very similar to nescape, but netscape do it
many time ago, and nestcape is very very fast , and never errors
whit nestcape brownser. is my personal opinion , ok? regardas
I agee, too... BUT
by brandon_farris01 - 11/18/06 4:45 AM In reply to: I agree, except by MarkFlax
I have to echo MarkFlax's note. I have both IE7 and FireFox on my PC. I try to use FireFox whenever possible, but it doesn't work well with some popular sites, like MapQuest. The latest 1.x version is worse in this regard than previous versions. There is an "add-on" that is supposed to allow you to view sites that only work well with IE, but it's not an executable file and there are no clear instructions on how to add it to FireFox, so I can't use it, so I find that I'm using IE more now than I used to.
Opening IE tabs in FireFox
by YamiNoSensei - 11/18/06 7:32 AM In reply to: I agee, too... BUT by brandon_farris01In the Firefox Tools menu there's a pick called "IE tab options". This lets you specify certain sites to always open in IE. Also, if you right-click on any link, one of the options will be "open link in IE tab". Quick & easy!
Page Error
by Slowcoach - 11/16/06 1:41 PM In reply to: Nothing to worry about by jackson douglessThank you very much. I have changed my browser and things seem to be ok now!
Page error
by Whitecougar - 11/17/06 4:50 PM In reply to: Page Error by SlowcoachAll you needed to do was navigate to internet options,select the advanced tab,check "disable script debugging" , check "disable script debugging(other)" if available and make sure "display a notification about every script error" is not checked, click apply at bottom of window and your done.
BUT
by Big.Daddy.1124 - 11/17/06 10:55 PM In reply to: Page error by WhitecougarNow that Mozilla has released FireFox 2, you can do anything you need with the help of the IE Tab extension.
This extension allows you can to download updates from Microsoft or load any websites that only support Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
In other words, you can use surf the web with Internet Explorer and uses the added security of FireFox.
Plus you can download the Java Script Debugger extension and never worry about errors on a page!
CounterSpy Uses IE
by wexmary - 11/18/06 1:48 AM In reply to: BUT by Big.Daddy.1124The engine of the IE browser to update itself, so one should ALWAYS patch their IE if they use that program.
Firefox with IE Tab
by dmcutaia - 11/18/06 3:53 AM In reply to: BUT by Big.Daddy.1124I just installed Firfox 2.0 and then installed the IE tab - wow - it is very cool and so convenient. There are a few websites I go to regularly at work - which have forms/scripts and they don't work in Firefox OR in IE7 (which the IT person at work downloaded onto someone else's computer - but not mine!) So the IT tab works great - it opens IE 6 for only those few websites I need it for and I use Firefox for everything else. I love Firefox tabbed browsing - and even though IE 7 tries to use tabbed browsing it is not as nice as Firefox or Opera. I actually like Opera more but there are too many websites that don't work with it.
Don't use Firefox; use Internet Explorer 7.
by Ryo Hazuki - 11/18/06 5:12 AM In reply to: Page Error by SlowcoachDon't listen to people who try to persuade you to install another piece of software that won't do more than just ocupy precious space in your hard drive and give you a false sence of security, it will give you 0% more security. According to Secunia, last year were found 107 vulnarabilities in Firefox against 70 in Internet Explorer 6 (and Internet Explorer 7 is considerably more secure than Internet Explorer 6).
Just download, install and use Internet Explorer 7 (http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/default.mspx) as your default browser (if you haven't done it yet) and you'll be as safe or even safer than using Firefox, Opera or any other browser while having less compatability problems while opening webpages.
Browser Security
by langr - 11/18/06 6:40 AM In reply to: Don't use Firefox; use Internet Explorer 7. by Ryo HazukiIf you read carefully (and I may have seen it in a different article), MS on average took 8 days to address a security issue and publish a fix/patch vs. 1 day for Firefox. 8x70 vs. 107x1.
IE7, Firefox
by granville1 - 11/18/06 10:48 AM In reply to: Browser Security by langrWhat's wrong with Opera?
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