Nah; MSN Explorer is not IE - it is based on that technology but a completely different Microsoft Department Makes it - it is far safer than both Mozilla and certainly Internet Explorer. (Read this if you don't believe that)
It is worth the money; you also get Encarta, Photos a Download Manager, Members (so if you search for things you don't want the parents to read; it doesn't have the same account so the searches aren't listed Parental Controls if the above scares you that your son/daughter could be doing that, a toolbar, Address Book, many advanced features including a highlighter; and advanced E-mailing including POP3 Account Access.
That's because the Mozilla Foundation, an open-source browser development group in Mountain View, Calif., has acknowledged a pair of serious flaws in the way its browsers handle certificates, the digital documents that let you verify a Web site's identity.
Very interesting,How do i restart my cable modem ? yes i know how,unplug it as directed by my server for testing.
This seem more like understanding IEX options to suit you.
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All the configurations on my computer are the same as they have been for the past year. As far as I know therefore everything is configured OK.
This problem has only started in the past 2 weeks.
I have ZoneAlarm installed.
Setting IE back to default connections, I assume this means Tools>internet option>advanced.restore defaults. I have done this.
Restart my modem. Not sure what this means but have unplugged it and then plugged it in again. I am on a 56k dial up modem. There is no broadband where I live at the moment in SEAsia.
I think the suggestion to change to Mozilla/Firefox is a good one. MSN seems a bit expensive at $21.95 a month.
I really appreciate all you time and I hope I have understood everything you have told me. I am learning all the time - I hope!!
Some cable modems have a restart or reset option right on them, as does mine. With others, you have to physically unplug them. It is a relatively common occuranace to have to do this. If you have dial-up service, I don't think that this will help, cosidering most dial-up modem are internal.