Re: file://??
From Prudence <lo-...@erols.com-slamspam>
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· 24 Jun 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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-\=/-AcId-\=/- <kti...@visi.net> wrote in message news:zZvc3.388$Pu4...@firenze.visi.net... > is there a way to shut off those file:// things in OE5? > >There is no valve to shut off--Ive tried the traditional but insane route of online help at microsoft...i got the "head scratch" "butt scratch", i got the generic response to seek out their help documents on line, I got "gasp" directions on altering the registry..also recommended using the repair kit...all unrelated because this is an OE BUG! ...what I DID NOT get was a response such as this: oh goodness, a bug, we will get right on it...soooooo... there are ways to try to eliminate them after they show up--I got a little tuturial from a happy and kind person here ;) try backspacing over the file:// stuff and replace with dots, periods...kind of alters your art but most times just a dot will do :) smilin' Prudence
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