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As a quick and dirty check, adjust your Internet Settings/Security to the LOWest setting possible, or add the site you're trying to contact to your TRUSTed sites. If you can connect, then you know that Firefox messed with the security settings, and you can make the changes you need to …

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I know, I get artifacts (usually in file lists and such things) in certain WindowBlinds themes. Have you been playing around with themes lately?

[CENTER][url=http://www.maxthon.com/][img]http://smilies.neo101.nl/smilies/crash.gif[/img][/url][/CENTER] [FONT=Comic Sans MS]Here is the situation: when I doubleclick on a folder on my WindowsXP SP1 desktop, I get a Windows popup message that the folder does not exist. The same thing happens in Explorer but not in a 3rd party file browser. Interestingly it doesn't happen with the …