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Lol, well I guess we went looking for the answer at the same time, Hop. Yeah, I'm running 32-bit.
IE 8: Weird go-back issue
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All I can add is under "details" with IE 8 as the following:
Attachment 126002Last edited by OEM; 01 Jan 2011 at 18:43.
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OEM
He is running 32bit.
Hit Start> All programs then scroll down to Internet Explorer. Two entries. IE and IE 64.
So you usually have to go find the 64 to use it.
I just thought it a good idea to check and we did. Hers is 32bit.
Better to make sure now instead of later if it were that simple.
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Which unfortunately doesnt help, OEM. Doesnt say bit size there that I can see. But going off what Hop said and what I found, I'm running 32-bit.
I guess I'll just have to wait for dA to get back to me and hope for the best.
Hop- *She*. Lol, why would I call myself "Crazt Ferret LADY" if I was a dude?
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Have you tried Explorer in no-addons mode?
Start > All programs > Accessories > System Tools > Internet Explorer (no add-ons)
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One more thing to check, Crazy Ferret Lady :), is there a "Back" button within the dA site while you are viewing the image?
Perhaps IE doesn't see your viewing the image as you having loaded a new page. I have a few local sites that behave in such a manner.
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Okay I didn't readIt was OEM's fault. LOL"Crazy Ferret LADY"
Good idea Ageeb.
I forgot about that.
If that works it isn't the web site. It worked for other people as someone posted.
Remove add ons one at a time from regular IE if the No Add on version works right.
Ageeb your a genius!
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You say genius, I say luckyHopalong X said:Ageeb your a genius! . Either way, I'll sleep feeling good tonight lol
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