Recently I noticed that when I click an URL in OE, the port (80) is
appended to the URL in the address bar of the browser (IE7). For
example, if I get an URL in my email - http://www.example.com - and
click it, IE7 displays http://www.example.com:80.

I've had IE7 for some time now, even since Beta 1, and have only just
noticed it. I made a quick program to open an URL via ShellExecute,
and this doesn't happen. I've clicked links in other programs, it
still doesn't happen. Only when clicking URLs in OE!

This isn't a terminal failure - as the page does open as expected.
However, it's more of a curiousity at this point.

I've searched through these groups, MS Support and regular Google and I
don't see anything about this. Has anyone else seen this behavior?

Thanks;

Brad

That's a new "feature" (quirk, bug, etc.) of IE7. Others have seen the
issue.

Use the following newsgroup for questions or problems with IE6/7
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...plorer.general

You can also get to the Internet Explorer newsgroups via this web site:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...s/default.mspx
There select Internet Explorer


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"Brad Brening" wrote in message
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Recently I noticed that when I click an URL in OE, the port (80) is
appended to the URL in the address bar of the browser (IE7). For
example, if I get an URL in my email - http://www.example.com - and
click it, IE7 displays http://www.example.com:80.

I've had IE7 for some time now, even since Beta 1, and have only just
noticed it. I made a quick program to open an URL via ShellExecute,
and this doesn't happen. I've clicked links in other programs, it
still doesn't happen. Only when clicking URLs in OE!

This isn't a terminal failure - as the page does open as expected.
However, it's more of a curiousity at this point.

I've searched through these groups, MS Support and regular Google and
I
don't see anything about this. Has anyone else seen this behavior?

Thanks;

Brad

From: "Brad Brening"

| Recently I noticed that when I click an URL in OE, the port (80) is
| appended to the URL in the address bar of the browser (IE7). For
| example, if I get an URL in my email - http://www.example.com - and
| click it, IE7 displays http://www.example.com:80.
|
| I've had IE7 for some time now, even since Beta 1, and have only just
| noticed it. I made a quick program to open an URL via ShellExecute,
| and this doesn't happen. I've clicked links in other programs, it
| still doesn't happen. Only when clicking URLs in OE!
|
| This isn't a terminal failure - as the page does open as expected.
| However, it's more of a curiousity at this point.
|
| I've searched through these groups, MS Support and regular Google and I
| don't see anything about this. Has anyone else seen this behavior?
|
| Thanks;
|
| Brad


Big deal. That's not a problem if a http URL uses an explicit statement to use TCP port 80
rather than be implicit and leave it out.


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