I recently had an issue with my home page failing to load when viewed with IE
6.0.
I received the following message: 'file:\\//abcedfghabcdefgh.....Make sure
the path or internet address is correct. the page would not load and the
activity indicated that something was being counted. The page would load
flawlessly using Firefox or Opera. In the status bar using IE 6.0 there was
a red circle with a line through indicating there was a question on the
security of the site. The URL for the site in question is
http://stats4all.cc. This apparently is a counter site. I removed the line
from the page programming and the site again works using IE.
can anyone shed any light on what may be happening? Why would this included
line affect only IE and not the other browsers. Is there another hole in the
IE program that needs to be addressed?
I am assuming my page was hacked at some point in that this include line in
the page was not written into it.
Any help or comments will be appreciated.

Hi Tom,

Problem fixed. You removed the offending line from your home page. IE was
doing the right thing. Your Home Page which I assume is on a local disk (My
Computer security Zone) was trying to address a URL in the Internet Zone.
"Tom Hopkins" <TomHopkins@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:70DB3765-BA7E-4EBC-B2C2-162AA8C9167B@microsoft.com...
> I recently had an issue with my home page failing to load when viewed with
IE
> 6.0.
> I received the following message: 'file:\\//abcedfghabcdefgh.....Make
sure
> the path or internet address is correct. the page would not load and the
> activity indicated that something was being counted. The page would load
> flawlessly using Firefox or Opera. In the status bar using IE 6.0 there
was
> a red circle with a line through indicating there was a question on the
> security of the site. The URL for the site in question is
> http://stats4all.cc. This apparently is a counter site. I removed the
line
> from the page programming and the site again works using IE.
> can anyone shed any light on what may be happening? Why would this
included
> line affect only IE and not the other browsers. Is there another hole in
the
> IE program that needs to be addressed?
> I am assuming my page was hacked at some point in that this include line
in
> the page was not written into it.
> Any help or comments will be appreciated.