Any file stored in normal folders will not show background or images,
and a right mouse click with 'Show Picture' has no effect. Clicking on a
link to a graphic gives me the 'Save to Disk / Download...' dialogue,
and then passes the image to my photo edit program.
Does anyone recognise this problem, and is there a quick fix?
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David Gray
I'm not sure about a "quick fix", IE's caching has never been very good,
the best cure I know of is to use CacheSentry by Enigmatic Software
a free utility available from ...
<URL: http://www.mindspring.com/~dpoch/enigmatic/index.html>
Regards
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Andy Hart
ISTR this is a recognised problem with IE5 - visit www.microsoft.com
for an update.
Bob
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Bob Mortimer
E-Mail B...@pontlliw.demon.co.uk
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>>I find that my copy of IE 5.0 has suddenly decided not to display images
>>in off-line mode, though it WILL display images in pages downloaded from
>>the net,
<snip>
>IE's caching has never been very good,
>the best cure I know of is to use CacheSentry by Enigmatic Software
>a free utility available from ...
>
><URL: http://www.mindspring.com/~dpoch/enigmatic/index.html>
Thank you. This advice is so good that I have already taken it some
months ago, with excellent results. However, the problem is only with
off-line viewing.
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David Gray
Hey Ho, it's a registry problem, caused by a version change in my
picture edit program, probably with some help from myself. Apologies to
all for wasting time, and thanks to the two hind people who replied.
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David Gray