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Old 05-20-2006, 04:31 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I ve a problem in accessing in checking my inbox at a particular site(geojit.com).Whenever i click on the check my inbox link a blank window appears with message- Mail Client requires a browser that support frames and scripts.The problem is with this site only...please provide the solution...im using IE7 beta update version 2............please help...............
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Old 05-20-2006, 11:44 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I think, after searching round the site that some parts are yet incompatible with Internet Explorer 7. Try the site with Internet Explorer 6 to confirm this...
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You may just need to change your security settings in IE7 as they are by default a bit tighter than IE6.

Plus....as IE7 is still at Beta stage, there are many bugs still to be ironed out. I used Beta 2 for a while and on the whole, I saw some improvements but it's still a bit too buggy for stable use.
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could you please give me the settings to be changed
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it's kinda hard for me to give you the exact settings as I don't use the program anymore but I may be able to point you in the right direction.

- Go to your Control Panel and double click Internet Options and then click the Security tab then the Custom button
- Look through the list for entries about 'Frames' and 'Scripts' and set them to enable or prompt
- Apply your changes, clear your temporary files cache then restart IE7 and try again

You may also find it helpful to add the site to your trusted sites list in the security tab.

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