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There is one machine in our organization where links on the website for our
employee benefits do not appear. There is a column of links in the left pane of the web page, but instead of seeing the links themselves the only thing that appears is a red x inside a white box for each link (as if it did not recognize a .gif or jpeg file). There are about 12 links. This machine is running windows xp prof. and has IE 6. the website is www.thebagnallcompany.com. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks. |
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The URL you provided did not have any links on it when viewed in my browser
although I was blocking unsigned activeX controls when I first loaded it. This suggests that you should check your users Internet Security settings to see if they are blocking these. "efg20" <efg20@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C76D8E0E-28A2-4DC1-A5E5-A4DE449327A5@microsoft.com... > There is one machine in our organization where links on the website for our > employee benefits do not appear. There is a column of links in the left pane > of the web page, but instead of seeing the links themselves the only thing > that appears is a red x inside a white box for each link (as if it did not > recognize a .gif or jpeg file). There are about 12 links. This machine is > running windows xp prof. and has IE 6. the website is > www.thebagnallcompany.com. Any advice would be appreciated. > > Thanks. |
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Hi,
Those links are fphover buttons- Java applets. Security settings may be blocking them. Look through Internet Options> Security and Internet Options> Advanced. Compare those settings to a machine that's not having the problem. It's very possible that Java needs to be installed or reinstalled on this machine. Microsoft's version of Java (Virtual Machine or JVM) is being discontinued. You can download Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 (Update 5) from http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp If this machine were in a home environment, I'd check third-party security programs to see if one of them was blocking the Java applets, but you probably have the same programs on all machines. Hope this helps, Don [MS MVP- IE] "efg20" <efg20[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C76D8E0E-28A2-4DC1-A5E5-A4DE449327A5@microsoft.com... > There is one machine in our organization where links on the website for our > employee benefits do not appear. There is a column of links in the left pane > of the web page, but instead of seeing the links themselves the only thing > that appears is a red x inside a white box for each link (as if it did not > recognize a .gif or jpeg file). There are about 12 links. This machine is > running windows xp prof. and has IE 6. the website is > www.thebagnallcompany.com. Any advice would be appreciated. > > Thanks. |
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