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Join Date: Apr 2005
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OS: Win XP+SP3, Win 98SE
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In IE, some letters are replaced by squares.
In IE, and sometime in OE (when, I believe, viewing an HTML communication), some of the alphanumeric characters are replaced by squares. At least in some cases, but, I believe, not all, the
Square appear on a line that is a link. [The Tech Support Forum site so full of line of squares as to make it very difficult to use.] All actions are in English. I am running Windows 98 on a self-assembled system that is based on an MSI K7N2 Delta-ILSR motherboard with an Athlon XP 2500+ CPU and 512 MB of RAM. The video card is a Matrox Millennium. The problem is new, i.e., the system did not previously display this behavior. I am using a fully patched IE 6. Tools|Internet Options are set as follows: Security Tab: Internet Zone - Medium; Localinternet - Medium low; Trusted sites - Low Privacy Tab: Medium Advanced Tab: Defaults ZoneAlarm Pro 5.X is installed but the problem also occurs when ZoneAlarm is not running. Spybot Search & Destroy is on the computer but the problem occurs when it is running and when it is not running. This is also true for Norton SystemWorks 2003 AVG Anti-Virus I have regressed IE 6 to IE 4 and re-upgraded to IE 6 with all current patches. This has not helped. I have downloaded and installed Lucidia Sans Unicode.ttf. This has not cured the problem. In IE View|Encoding, I have tried selecting Western European (Windows), Western European (ISO) and Unicode (UTF-8). None of these selections cure the problem. I have no doubt that the problem is due to something I have done, rather being a hardware problem. I do edit the Registry and delete files I think have no purpose. |
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