Hi! \nWhen i am trying to open an XML file in IE, its showing up a download dialog box and then tje XML file is opening in Dreamweaver instead of IE.\n\nWhat could be the reason? Is IE not able to recognise the XML file? \n\nPlease advise.\n\nThank you\nKrishnam
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XML can be displayed in IE (at least, according to this site: http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_examples.asp ) so I'm guessing the problem is that Dreamweaver has nabbed the .xml extension for itself.\n\nIn any Windows Explorer window, go to Tools / Folder Options, then check the File Types tab.  Scroll down to XML and see which application it's associated with; if it's Dreamweaver, you could try changing it to IE and see if that helps.  On my computer it's set to XML Editor (which has an Office icon), if that's any help.
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Its a table cell with a background image.\nBelow is the image.  This does not work in all browsers.\n\nI don't know if Dreamweaver allows background images for table cells.
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sometimes the javascript/java that is installed with the i explorer fails...\nthat happened to me \ntry to play a yahoo game..\nit happens the same?\nif you can't play a yahoo game, search the help link in the upper side of the page and look for the java installer\n\nit should fix your computer
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Unfortunately, you have run into the bane of most web designers. Firefox tends to display, parse and interpret html pages differently than Internet Explorer and vice versa. Dreamweaver also could be causing some of the issues. My best advice is to publish locally and then preview locally through both Firefox and IE. You might also try using a third party web development kit as well so you can tweak some of the issues. There is some freeware out there like WYSIWYG Web Editor and a few others that are closer to "What You See Is What You Get". You can also code to the browser, but the KISS principle applies most of the time.
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Welll, we've got IE7 with no problems.  But what we noted is:  First, the Menu Bar (File, Edit, View, etc) does not automatically turn on by default, as it did in prior IE.  You have to turn it on yourself by clicking on Tools, then check Menu Bar; now it will come on automatically.  Second, the Favorites work slightly differently (click on yellow star) and once you get the hang of it, very easy to use.  Third, there is a Print button that is very easy to use.  Fourth, once you get used to the tabs and how to use them, they are a great and very fast feature.  Fifth, you can designate Yahoo as your home page and it comes right up, so I'm not sure how there is interference.  \n\nIf your computer meets all the IE7 requirements, I'd try to download again, from Microsoft Update site.  All of your current IE settings and favorites will automatically be transferred.
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It sounds like you have a virus, or Windows XP is just being it's normal self and stuffing up.\n\nYou can try the following...\nOpen the program that the file is used in ( ie: .xls file opens with Excel, .doc opens with Word ) then use the File > Open buttons to open the file that way.\n\nOr find the file you want to open, hold down the shift button while right clicking on the file, and click on open with, choose the program.\n\nYou may want to run a repair, or uninstall, restart, then reinstall the software you use, and last of all, if all else fails, do a reinstall on Windows XP.
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I am using Firefox and had no problems loading the page, perhaps you should think about downloading it and using that instead of IE.
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First step is to take your software program and compress it into one file. You can use the zip file format or StuffIt.\n\nNext, store that compressed file on your hard drive in your local site. That's the folder that is set up to look like the file and folder structure of your real site, but on your computer. You can put in a folder as mentioned called downloads.\n\nOn your web page (which you've set up in Dreamweaver) where the download link is supposed to go, create some text (like download now), select it and then, using the little target icon that is next to the link field in your properties panel, click and drag a line so that it points to the compressed file in your files list panel on the right. Make sure you can see the compressed file's name in the list.\n\nSave and preview in a web browser. If it doesn't download properly, right-click on the link in the browser and choose "Save link as" or "Download link" or whatever term the browser uses to download the linked file. It should download to a default location on your computer. You may want to include the instructions for right-clicking a link so that your visitors are aware.\n\nFinally, synchronize your local site with your remote site in Dreamweaver and you're ready to go.
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Was the rest of IE in spanihsh or just that one warning? \n\nGo to "Tools" at the top of the IE program. Down at the bottom of the "general" tab should be "languages" (next to last tab) check to make sure it's on english
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I haven't worked with pagebuilder before.  But you should be able to open the page in pagebuilder and look for a menu (or submenu) which says "View" and there should be an option to see the code.  If that doesn't work, open the html file in a text editor.  You may have to go through bloat code, but you'll find what you're looking for.\n\nIf all else fails, download the free trial of Dreamweaver.
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Should be easy to fix but may need a little more info.\n\nFor those that suggest doing a system restore.....think of sledgehammers and nuts.\n\nFirstly - does your Yahoo icon actually open Internet Explorer when you double click on it?  If so, all that has happened is that the icon is wrong and the link is fine.  To change the icon, right click on the shortcut, click on the Shortcut tab and select the "Change Icon" button.  You'll then be able to find the usual IE icon.\n\nIf your Yahoo icon does NOT open IE...\n\nIn Windows Explorer go to \n\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;<username>&#92;Start Menu&#92;Programs\n\nHere you'll (probably) see a short cut to IE.  Right click on it and the click Copy.\n\nGo back to your desktop and in a blank area right click and then click Paste.
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Hi There! theres nothing wrong with IE! trust me on this! you do have antivirus or antispyware right? well in that case, you are good to go. To solve your problem! which i know it works, go open your adobe acrobat, or whatever PDF reader you have, after opening go to EDIT toolbar, scroll down and find PREFERENCES. If you cant find it, just press CTRL+K... that will open the preference window. with the preference open, find INTERNET located on the left panel side of the preferences window and click it. Now, it will display selections on the right hand side. finally, uncheck the box that says "DISPLAY PDF ON BROWSER" then press ok, exit adobe if you want, and start downloading any PDFs you want on internet!! and voila! that will do it! good luck! \n\nPS send me msg if you don't get my instructions. I would be happy to help.
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The problem is with the browser not with Dreamweaver.\nTry other browser.
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You are missing a tag in the XML file.\n<codegroup>\n\ncheck the openign and closing of this tag.
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Editing support\n\nMicrosoft's own HTML editor, FrontPage and their word processor, Microsoft Word cannot read MHTML files created by Internet Explorer correctly with formatting.[citation needed] A converter found on the Microsoft web site provides compatibility for Word 2000. Moreover, Microsoft Office programs save the linked content (such as images) using relative links, whereas Internet Explorer saves the MHTML file using absolute links.\n\nAs of 2006, Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2007 appears to correctly read and edit MHTML files with formatting intact.\n\n///
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personally i like this page. i dunno though if it'll help you.\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/xml/default.asp\nthey said in school that xml is basically like html so you shouldn't have many problems
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This is about the 10th time I have seen this question lately and it seems that it is to do with an update in Microsoft Internet Explorer.\nMicrosoft are advising people to fo to their website and make sure that they have all of the latest updates installed and this should fix the problem.