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If I type...
http://www
...into my Internet Explorer address bar, I am taken to http://www/index1.htm - web page for the Woolworths Group.
My boss gets the same.
Yet everyone else in the office gets a 'page could not be found' error message, which is exactly what I would expect.
Here at work, I'm using IE6 on Win98 SE with none of IE's automated search options switched on.
Surely that's not a legal URL?
What do *you* get? OS and Browser name/version please, if you can be bothered.
http://www
...into my Internet Explorer address bar, I am taken to http://www/index1.htm - web page for the Woolworths Group.
My boss gets the same.
Yet everyone else in the office gets a 'page could not be found' error message, which is exactly what I would expect.
Here at work, I'm using IE6 on Win98 SE with none of IE's automated search options switched on.
Surely that's not a legal URL?
What do *you* get? OS and Browser name/version please, if you can be bothered.
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If I type...
http://www
...into my Internet Explorer address bar, I am taken to http://www/index1.htm - web page for the Woolworths Group.
My boss gets the same.
Yet everyone else in the office gets a 'page could not be found' error message, which is exactly what I would expect.
Here at work, I'm using IE6 on Win98 SE with none of IE's automated search options switched on.
Surely that's not a legal URL?
What do *you* get? OS and Browser name/version please, if you can be bothered.
http://www
...into my Internet Explorer address bar, I am taken to http://www/index1.htm - web page for the Woolworths Group.
My boss gets the same.
Yet everyone else in the office gets a 'page could not be found' error message, which is exactly what I would expect.
Here at work, I'm using IE6 on Win98 SE with none of IE's automated search options switched on.
Surely that's not a legal URL?
What do *you* get? OS and Browser name/version please, if you can be bothered.
your company doesn't work hard, does it WOOKIE.
Harder than you think. This is a traditionally quiet time, as we're a direct marketing company, and the Xmas mailings have long since been despatched.
I should add that I discovered this by accident, catching the Enter key before typing the full URL of a certain company.
I should add that I discovered this by accident, catching the Enter key before typing the full URL of a certain company.
I'm using IE6 on WinXP and I get the "page cannot be displayed" screen.
So did I????????????????
Windows XP and IE6, error message for me...
I get a 'page cannot be displayed' screen!
i know ie 4 or 5 used to complete the url for you as you typed could be the reason
I got 'page not found'
Looks like you and your boss are the odd ones out wookiee.
Looks like you and your boss are the odd ones out wookiee.
WTF!
mine went to the virgin.net home page.
(the entertainment type-thing, nothing rude)
i'm on an i-mac with IE 4.5 by the way
mine went to the virgin.net home page.
(the entertainment type-thing, nothing rude)
i'm on an i-mac with IE 4.5 by the way
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