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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.
Page:
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.
your company doesn't work hard, does it WOOKIE.
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.
Page: