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OE 6 Links Work but Very Slow to Load with IE7
I am on an XP SP2 pc with OE 6 and a DLS web connection - I installed IE7 a
week ago and when clicking on a link from an OE6 email it usually takes 30sec-1 min for IE7 to load the page vs. when IE7 is started from the desktop icon it comes up right away. IE7 loads subsequent linked pages from within the same email very quickly (usually) so I am wondering if this is a specific OE 6 problem that might be fixed if I switch to Outlook 2003, or is there an OE 6 setting that can be tweaked? Any thoughts or ideas will be appreciated. Thanks... |
OE 6 Links Work but Very Slow to Load with IE7
If it eventually loads, it is a problem with IE7 and not OE. Run a Defrag
and reboot, but if the problem persists: For help with IE7, Please post to the Internet Explorer General Newsgroup. In your Newsreader: news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...plorer.general On the Web: http://www.microsoft.com/communities...orer. general -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "TerryGH" wrote in message ... I am on an XP SP2 pc with OE 6 and a DLS web connection - I installed IE7 a week ago and when clicking on a link from an OE6 email it usually takes 30sec-1 min for IE7 to load the page vs. when IE7 is started from the desktop icon it comes up right away. IE7 loads subsequent linked pages from within the same email very quickly (usually) so I am wondering if this is a specific OE 6 problem that might be fixed if I switch to Outlook 2003, or is there an OE 6 setting that can be tweaked? Any thoughts or ideas will be appreciated. Thanks... |
OE 6 Links Work but Very Slow to Load with IE7
Ok - I will repost on the other board but I thought it relevent here since I
saw a MS exec's blog comments about OE not being updated until Vista and hence strong compatibility with IE7 not being expected. Another reason I posted here is that when the OE6 freezes up completely after the link is clicked until IE7 finally loads linked page -- is that "normal"? Thanks agian... TGH "Bruce Hagen" wrote: If it eventually loads, it is a problem with IE7 and not OE. Run a Defrag and reboot, but if the problem persists: For help with IE7, Please post to the Internet Explorer General Newsgroup. In your Newsreader: news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...plorer.general On the Web: http://www.microsoft.com/communities...orer. general -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "TerryGH" wrote in message ... I am on an XP SP2 pc with OE 6 and a DLS web connection - I installed IE7 a week ago and when clicking on a link from an OE6 email it usually takes 30sec-1 min for IE7 to load the page vs. when IE7 is started from the desktop icon it comes up right away. IE7 loads subsequent linked pages from within the same email very quickly (usually) so I am wondering if this is a specific OE 6 problem that might be fixed if I switch to Outlook 2003, or is there an OE 6 setting that can be tweaked? Any thoughts or ideas will be appreciated. Thanks... |
OE 6 Links Work but Very Slow to Load with IE7
Try going to Control panel | Add / Remove Programs | Set Program Access and
Defaults and set IE and OE default. If that doesn't help see www.oehelp.com/ielnk.aspx and the references there as well. Make sure the full path to IE is there and not the path with tildes in it (~). steve "TerryGH" wrote in message ... I am on an XP SP2 pc with OE 6 and a DLS web connection - I installed IE7 a week ago and when clicking on a link from an OE6 email it usually takes 30sec-1 min for IE7 to load the page vs. when IE7 is started from the desktop icon it comes up right away. IE7 loads subsequent linked pages from within the same email very quickly (usually) so I am wondering if this is a specific OE 6 problem that might be fixed if I switch to Outlook 2003, or is there an OE 6 setting that can be tweaked? Any thoughts or ideas will be appreciated. Thanks... |
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