sonomrdj

After a whole day of boring attempts... the problem is solved. DO NOT INSTALL ANY PLUGIN (like freshdownload or winhttrack) because they will hang the Explorer. Didnt' find it before because I trusted the option "do not run plugins"

Hello, I've got a problem: Internet Explorer 7 b3 (and b2) no longer connects to the internet. It means that it stands with its tab open, displaying connecting... for an indefinite period of time. My Internet configuration should be right because Mozilla and Opera both have no problems. I've tried the following: - spyware checking, in safe mode too - virus checking - uninstall the 7b3, but the 6 does not work too - reinstalling the SP2 - deleting all files manually, in safe mode, and then reinstalling IE7 I'm using a web application that works only with Internet Explorer (no browser masking works), so I need it. Maybe it is a consequence of a strange phenomena that happened yesterday (20 windows suddenly appeared in such a mosaic structure, like a spyware attack). Or maybe it is some service I've stopped after the attack. What could it be? Thank you Enrico [EDIT] please don't tell me to do a system restore... because it is disabled

Good day, forum users! As you can see, this is my first post. I'm a student of the University of Brescia (engineering, Italy). My thesis project is a multimodal Ajax prototype. All is done, but there is a problem with the sentences reading in the ActiveX modality: it must complete the reading of one sentence before reading the next. I've read this is a priority problem, but I wasn't able to adjust the priority. The integration is done in this way: <object id='speaker' name='ActiveVoice' type='application/x-oleobject' classid='clsid:EEE78591-FE22-11D0-8BEF-0060081841DE'> </object> and via Javascript I call: parent.speaker.Speak(output); It works, with the issue mentioned above. Tried the following: adding VTXT as a parameter parent.speaker.Speak(output, parent.speaker.vtxtsp_VERYHIGH); with the value translation of the parameter: parent.speaker.Speak(output, 128.0); Also tried with StopSpeaking parent.speaker.StopSpeaking(); No results! It simply stop speaking at all. Could someone help me? Thank you to all! You are my last hope (I haven't found any other forum to post in). Enrico