In the links bar, underneath the address bar, all my links originally had little thumbnail pics. to go with their website ( ie. books for Dictionary.com) now they all show an E on a piece of paper(Internet Explorer Logo) instead. I didn't change any of my browser settings. Any clues???????????
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That's defined by the website. You can delete the shortcut and re-create it, but if they took that support out of the website, it may not come back.
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Get a firefox extension that allows you to view web pages with an IE base. I have it, I just forgot what it was called. Try going to the firefox website and searching for it there in the extensions.\n\nhttp://ieview.mozdev.org/ might work, too
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Have you tried deleting your computer's cache, maybe cookies? I turned off my browsers pop-up so I just enter the symbols I need when I need it without having a box popping up.
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those little images are called "favicons" (favorites icons). the person who built the webpage itself coded his/her page to use a specific image instead of the microsoft "e", netscape or firefox logo, etc..\n\ni believe when you create the shortcut it copies the little image to your temp folder (cache) with all other little graphics files it stores there for quick access should you hit your back button or something. maybe it disappears whenever you empty your temp folder ("temporary internet files" in the internet explorer tools). it might also disappear based on it being unavailable on the host website too.\n\nanyway, i'd suggest you bookmark a site that uses one of those images and then do a search on your computer for *.ico to see if it finds teh little favicon images somewhere. \n\ngood luck!
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i suspect you have a BHO (Browser Helper Object) or your browser has been hijacked....try Kim Komando's site and search for browswer hijack....
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They are called favicons. You put them in the <head> section of HTML. The code for this is: <LINK REL="SHORTCUT ICON" HREF="http://www.yourdomain.com/name_of_icon.ico">\n\nHowever, if you place a .ico file in the root of your web directory in Geocities with file upload, Internet Explorer 5+ and some other browsers will automatically locate it without any code.\n\nGood luck!
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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.
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I'll check it out.\n\nAre you sure the image Book1.jpg is in a folder called images? You need to write the correct directory structure so that the picture points to the correct place.\n\nMake sure that the image is in that folder called /images because from what I can tell, it is not. If its in the SAME directory as your index.html page, then make sure you get rid of the folder name /images. If you lead the img src path to the wrong place, then it will show that X because it cant find it.\n\nIs this your picture?\nhttp://www.dahp.bravehost.com/Book1.jpg\n\nClick on the above link, is that the picture? If it is, then you need to get rid of the images directory on your webpage. Just make it <img src="Book1.jpg">
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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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Addresses have two formats on Yahoo! Answers.\n\n1)  www.yahoo.com (no link)\n\n2)  http://www.yahoo.com (a link)\n\nSimply, if you have included the "http://" prefix, the website will be linked to. If you do not, it will appear as plain text. That way, you can decide whether you want to link or not.\n\nHope this helps!\n\nP.S. Technically, you are supposed to use "http://" even when typing an address into the address bar. But nowadays, our browsers do it for us, so people fell out of the habit.
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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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I have no idea what you're asking. The red X on photos on a web page means the photo isn't available. Clicking it will do nothing.\n\nThe other question seems to have something to do with setting up a Microsoft Word document. Is that what you're trying to do. If so, I suggest you insert a table, rather than trying to set tabs.
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Your link is probably wrong. To change it or fix it, on IE you would go to Tools>Internet options. Then in the first text box type the web page you want it to go to. If it's appearing up blank it might be about:blank.
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Already built into your history...for images..find your cookie folder.\n\ngood Luck
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Are you using another browseer? (Mozilla). Happened to me before. If that's it, then try using internet explorer.
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IE6 doesn't use favicons in the Address bar or in the title bar, but they are used in the Favorites menu if you have anything listed there.\n\nFavicons are temporary images stored somewhere in cache or your temporary Internet files.  Sometimes the icons don't show if you clear your files and cookies.\n\nI found a program called FavOrg that will scan all links in your Favorites folder and save the icons so that they will show up when you hit Favorites.
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Maybe you clicked on "Search Web" by mistake on your Yahoo! Toolbar.  Try typing the address again and see what happens.