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Discussion in 'Computers & Technology Forum' started by UnchartedSpirit, Jan 20, 2006.

  1. UnchartedSpirit

    UnchartedSpirit New Member

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    for a lot of websites the internet pops up something about the webpage being or not being encrypted and when I tell it to no longer announce this, it ignores me! what should I do?
    Oh, this goes for all tabbed bowsers, I think.
     
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    Little more info, please. Not sure if you're talking about a window that pops us, or if you're talking about a certificate announcement.

    If it's the certificates, then your Security settings are causing it.

    If it's pop-up windows, then you need a pop-up blocker.

    What browser are you using? What version of that browser?
     
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    It was netscape, but firefox also did the same thing, as well as IE too.
     
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    I have netscape. Go to tools and popup manager. I have eliminated almost all popups.
     
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    Okay, happens in all three browsers.

    Do as GB suggested. If that doesn't fix it, need you to give a more detailed account of what the window says.

    For example, it may say something about certificates, or it may be a small window that says something about your internet connection.

    If possible, the next time you see the message, do the following:
    Press your "Print Screen" button
    Go to Start, Run; type in "pbrush"
    When PaintBrush starts, select "Edit", then "Paste"
    Select File, Save, and save this picture to your computer. Not sure if BaptistBoard has a way to upload pictures to messages; you can always e-mail me with the picture, and we'll go from there.
     
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    There is a faster shortcut to copying your desktop on the mac, but I cant remember it now....
     
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    Don Well-Known Member
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    Oh, there's probably a faster way to do it with Windows, too; that's one of the things I get irritated with MS Windows about. There's usually 14 different ways to do the same thing....

    'Course, I 'grew up' in DOS, where if you wanted to copy a file, you typed "copy <file>". None of this, "right-click and select copy, or left-click and press CTRL-C, or drag, or...."
     
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    Uncharted, am I to assume that GB's suggestion didn't work for you?
     
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