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From: Keith Thompson <>
Subject: Re: GEN-NEWBIE-D Digest V03 #250
Date: Sat, 15 Feb 2003 10:18:04 -0500
References: <3.0.1.32.20030215073451.00edadb0@earthlink.net>


I've found that Popup Stopper free version is great in stopping popups and yet is
very easy to over ride if needed by just holding the control key while clicking
the link again. It warns you with a brief cursor change and a sound if you
like. Its available from

http://www.panicware.com/

in the lower left is the freebie. Its the first popup stopper that I have used
that doesn't take over the system, but keeps me in control

Keith

Larry Hakel wrote:

> I have found that my advertisement filtering software (adsubtract) prevents
> popup screens and thus prevents some other from being loaded. If you have
> it I would disable it temporarily. I have even had my firewall prevent
> certain things. Disable it temporarily and once done re-enable it.
>
> Larry
>
> >I subscribed to Genealogy.com over a week ago for the census collection
> >and can only get the 1900 census pages to load. After many questions to them
> >the problem still exists. All I get is the "red x" box. What I would like to
> >know is if anyone knows how I could take that info from Genealogy.com and go
> >to the Ancestry.com census years to find what I am looking for. OR--a
> >solution to the red x box. I am running Windows 98SE, version 4.10.2222A.
> >Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106. Pentium II, 512 mb RAM.
> >I have searched all over for the solution and can't come up with it. I sure
> >would appreciate any help. Gloria Creasy
>
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