Hi guys. I have been browsing the postings and don't see where anybody has mentioned this yet about SP2.
I have loaded SP2 on two laptops and basically everything went off without a hitch.
I do have two annoyances that I can't seem to figure out. One is when surfing with IE and I try to go "Back", I often will need to hit "Back" as many as three or four times before it really goes back to the previous page. What is happening is that the first couple times "Back" is hit, it tries to re-load one of the ad screens/windows on the current page. I notice it the most on sfgate.com. Note: I am using a HOSTS file that blocks all that stuff too - I have not tried going back to a default HOSTS file as I kind of like not seeing that crap.
I also use Mozilla 1.7.1 and do not experience this problem.
The other annoying thing is that when I click on links from within an e-mail in Outlook Express, IE will open to a blank page. I end up copying / pasting the link to get there.
The machines are running great, Adaware, Spybot etc. show nothing.
Thanks again for the great resource.
I have loaded SP2 on two laptops and basically everything went off without a hitch.
I do have two annoyances that I can't seem to figure out. One is when surfing with IE and I try to go "Back", I often will need to hit "Back" as many as three or four times before it really goes back to the previous page. What is happening is that the first couple times "Back" is hit, it tries to re-load one of the ad screens/windows on the current page. I notice it the most on sfgate.com. Note: I am using a HOSTS file that blocks all that stuff too - I have not tried going back to a default HOSTS file as I kind of like not seeing that crap.
I also use Mozilla 1.7.1 and do not experience this problem.
The other annoying thing is that when I click on links from within an e-mail in Outlook Express, IE will open to a blank page. I end up copying / pasting the link to get there.
The machines are running great, Adaware, Spybot etc. show nothing.
Thanks again for the great resource.