2 Internet explorer 6.0 problems

[AMITAGARWAL02]

2 Internet explorer 6.0 problems

1) First is when i save a page now
i get 2 folders created when saving that page

instacompose_files
ShowLetter_files

why this folders are created 3-4 days ago when saving a page, all files goes

in the main folder,now why 2 folders are created and the email files that is

on email goes to ShowLetter_files

also photos of emails are shown as Attachments in small icons,although the

images downloads completely
but first they were shown big images

i have not changed anything from this menu
The HTML graphics in this message have been displayed. [Edit Preferences -

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2)Second is i want some webpage to display pics some not
but when i seclect from tools menu show pics all webpage that is open shows

pictures and when i deselect it all webpage dont shows pictures why
is there any way i cant let some webpage show pics and some dont show pics

thanks

 

[drgrudge]

1. It is the temporary folder that will be created, it is normal, dont worry. This one stores all the pics and icons of the webpage that u have stored.

2. I really cant understand , wht u are trying to tell. Plz tell clearly.

 

[enoonmai]

It took me some time to understand what it is that you're asking. The next time, please post your messages clearly because it takes us a long time (if we can ever) figure it out. As they say, "Help us help you!"

First, drgrudge is right, when you save an HTML file, all the files that it needs and is referenced in the HTML code will be downloaded into a folder by the name <webpagetitle>_files, where <webpagetitle> is the title of the webpage.

Also, the smaller images are called thumbnails and they are the ones that are"embedded" in the webpage, the actual "big" images are a separate file and they are only "linked" to the HTML file, not stored in it. So that is why you get only the small images and not the big ones. The only way to get around this is to use a third party webpage download tool that downloads all referenced and linked images also.

Internet Explorer cannot block images from sites preferentially. Instead, migrate to Firefox and when you get to site whose images you dont want to display, right click on any image and click the "Block Images from <sitename>" option, where <sitename> is obviously the name of the site you are visiting.

 

[AMITAGARWAL02]

Internet Explorer cannot block images from sites preferentially
why
thanks for the reply

I mean to ask

when i seclect from tools menu show pics
all webpage that is open shows pictures
i mean all windows

and when i deselect it all webpage dont shows pictures
but i want some window that is open
like i opened 2 sites
yahoo and in 2nd window hotmail
now i dont want hotmail window to display any images ofcourse all page i surf in that window then is there any way to do it
i want this because some website graphics takes much time to load.
so i dont want that window to diplay any image

 

[swatkat]

i think that's not possible in IE, but u can use Opera, it has an option to Show/Hide images for each page (or window).....

 

[drgrudge]

Internet Explorer cannot block images from sites preferentially
why

Why?
Because, it dont has this feature or by any plugins.
Just get FF, it has a very good image blocking, ad blocking (even google/text ads) and flash gif blocking extension.

I mean to ask

when i seclect from tools menu show pics
all webpage that is open shows pictures
i mean all windows

and when i deselect it all webpage dont shows pictures
but i want some window that is open
like i opened 2 sites
yahoo and in 2nd window hotmail
now i dont want hotmail window to display any images ofcourse all page i surf in that window then is there any way to do it
i want this because some website graphics takes much time to load.
so i dont want that window to diplay any image

Hmm..., still i cant understand
Can anyone understand?

 

[AMITAGARWAL02]

what is FF

thanks for the reply

 

[pradeep_chauhan]

FF=FireFox

 

[swatkat]

Fire Fox, a web browser
*www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/