[Julian]

We have found that if a person using Ms Internet Explorer has set their
Internet Options privacy settings to High then they are not able to view some
of our asp web pages which provide the results to their searches. (These asp
pages have no malicious or intrusive coding. )
Yet there is no notification provided by IE to tell the user that their
Privacy settings have prevented them from viewing the webpage.

While on this point the message you get for pop up blocking is not obvious
to the user either this causes problem for many sites which use a pop up to
confirm an action / request by the visitor.

[Galen]

In news:4E377D15-564D-44F2-A752-9FEFE1FDA5B6@microsoft.com,
Julian <Julian@discussions.microsoft.com> had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

> We have found that if a person using Ms Internet Explorer has set
> their Internet Options privacy settings to High then they are not
> able to view some of our asp web pages which provide the results to
> their searches. (These asp pages have no malicious or intrusive
> coding. )
> Yet there is no notification provided by IE to tell the user that
> their Privacy settings have prevented them from viewing the webpage.
>
> While on this point the message you get for pop up blocking is not
> obvious to the user either this causes problem for many sites which
> use a pop up to confirm an action / request by the visitor.

As to the first I have no idea. As to the second if one wants notification
they can set the settings to show the information bar when a popup is
stopped. The setting is available in the popup stopper options of IE.

Galen
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