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"98 Guy" <98@Guy.com> wrote in message news:4BB4A60E.62CB62F4@Guy.com...
> There was a new update yesterday MS10-018:
>
> Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (KB980182)
> that can be downloaded from here: Update for Internet Explorer 6 SP1
>
>
http://download.microsoft.com/download/ ... 47-D27EB14
F5D5F/IE6.0sp1-KB980182-Windows2000-x86-ENU.exe
>
> 17 new files (the 16 usual ones and 'tdc.ocx').
>
> The packed file is IE6.0sp1-KB980182-Windows2000-x86-ENU.exe (4.1 mb)
>
> After unpacking (using either winzip or winrar) the files you need will
> be in the \rtmgdr.
>
> These are the files:
>
> BROWSEUI DLL 1,018,368 03-05-10 9:49a
> CDFVIEW DLL 143,360 02-25-10 10:26a
> DANIM DLL 1,054,208 09-24-09 9:56p
> DXTMSFT DLL 351,744 02-25-10 10:31a
> DXTRANS DLL 192,512 02-25-10 10:31a
> IEPEERS DLL 236,032 02-25-10 10:31a
> INSENG DLL 69,632 02-25-10 10:31a
> JSPROXY DLL 12,288 02-25-10 10:31a
> MSHTML DLL 2,710,528 02-25-10 10:31a
> MSRATING DLL 132,096 02-25-10 10:26a
> MSTIME DLL 498,176 02-25-10 10:31a
> PNGFILT DLL 34,816 02-25-10 10:31a
> SHDOCVW DLL 1,352,192 03-05-10 9:49a
> SHLWAPI DLL 402,944 02-25-10 10:25a
> TDC OCX 56,832 02-25-10 10:30a
> URLMON DLL 471,040 02-25-10 10:31a
> WININET DLL 576,512 02-25-10 10:32a
>
> To install them, just copy them to your windows\system directory
> (over-write existing files). Backup your existing files first so you
> can revert back to them later.
>
> They have been confirmed to be compatible with and function correctly on
> windows 98se with IE6-SP1.
>
> Even if you don't use IE6 as your default browser, some of these files
> are used by Windows itself and indirectly by other browsers when surfing
> the net.

Trying it out now, one thing concerns me though. When not using the install
routine I can't help but wonder if any 'new' necessary registry entries
never get installed!

Does anyone know how to get CTRL-ENTER working again in the address bar?
These new files wiped out that functionality!

Ahhh, CTRL-ENTER is not used for paste, it's used in the address bar to help
one quickly complete an address, i.e. type GOOGLE in the address bar of IE
then CTRL-ENTER, you'll see http:/www. is added along with .com.

Type YOUTUBE (CTRL-ENTER) and you can flash to the website. That hotkey also
works in FF, Opera and if I recall, newer IE's

"someone watching" <nospam@bogusaddress.com> wrote in message
news:%23qjGn1h0KHA.4832@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl
> Does anyone know how to get CTRL-ENTER working again in the address
> bar? These new files wiped out that functionality!

I had to look that one up, but, yea, it should do as you say inside an
IE address bar...

ALT+D: Select the text in the Address bar.
F4: Display a list of addresses you've typed.
CTRL+LEFT ARROW: When in the Address bar,
move the cursor left to the next logical break
in the address (period or slash).
CTRL+RIGHT ARROW: When in the Address bar,
move the cursor right to the next logical break
in the address (period or slash).
CTRL+ENTER: Add "www." to the beginning and ".com"
to the end of the text typed in the Address bar.
UP ARROW: Move forward through the list of AutoComplete matches.
DOWN ARROW: Move back through the list of AutoComplete matches.

But what about all the other shortcuts - did they go too? I've looked
high & low & can't quite find a setting that would turn those shortcut
keys on/off. The closest that looked like it was at...
"Internet Options, Content tab, AutoComplete button, WEB Addresses
checkbox"
....but it failed to affect that functionality one way or the other, that
I could see.

I wonder -- with your new mshtml.dll so bright-- does this site
work...?...
http://www.overstock.com/Jewelry-Watche ... 4/cat.html

After clicking any wristwatch on that page, the new page begins to draw.
But I soon get a crash due to mshtml.dll -- with the normal Win98
v.6.00.2800.1555 file!


--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
Should things get worse after this,
PCR
pcrrcp@netzero.net

98 Guy wrote:

> someone watching wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know how to get CTRL-ENTER working again in the
> > address bar?

> I honestly don't see how the awkward control-enter key combination
> is of any benefit or time-savings here.

In any case, the application of MS10-018 to a win-98 system does not
break the control-enter url auto-complete function. I have confirmed
this directly, as have others.