Also if I try to resize the window, it refuses.  I pull it to the right to resize it and it jumps back.  The only thing I can do is close that window.  Other IE windows on my computer are not affected, nor do I have any problem with other sites.  I have never seen this problem before.  It looks like a virus, but I just checked my computer.  Any help would be appreciated.  Here is all the info about my computer:

Dimension 700cx, celeron processor, 384mb ram, Windows XP Home, IE6 sp1.  I have all Windows and IE6 updates installed, always have Zonealarm and NAV running, and I use AdAware frequently.

Denny Denham,

since you imply it's my computer and not the website, I think I'm going to do a System Restore now, then I'll post again in a few minutes whether that worked.

I just tried it on my PC, Win XP (Pro) with all Microsoft updates and I.E. 6  with Norton Internet Security 2003.  The site and all links work fine.

Have you tried disabling Zone Alarm to see if it is blocking it?  If you have a pop-up ad blocker, disable that and see if is is causing it.

Works for me with Zone Alarm.....Might be right, when you said you did a repair and it did not help.  Sorry, I cannot assist any further...

Message Edited by Unhappy45 on 12-26-2003 08:43 AM

ajmi81978,

Go to TOOLS in the Internet Explorer window then to Internet Options. Then Delete cookies and then go to the Advanced tab and Restore Defaults. See if that fixes your problem. Basically it looks like it is using your favorites section for media.

The site is working properly for me this morning even though I didn't do anything more to my computer since the system restore didn't help.  Strange that no one else had this problem.  I even clicked on some of the original links I had clicked on last night, and they worked fine.  By the way, some software I also have installed on my computer is "Propel Accelerator", which keeps its own cache of temporary files, but I have no reason to think that Propel caused it, and I also have the Google toolbar with popup stopper.

Message Edited by ajmi81978 on 12-26-2003 09:36 AM

IT'S DOING IT AGAIN!  Now I see why others haven't detected the problem.  You have to read several articles, and then even disconnect and come back later before the problem starts up again.  Or maybe it's my computer.  I'll experiment with all of the suggestions given, later this afternoon.

Yes.  I disabled Propel (I hate clearing its cache because that slows down browsing until it rebuilds the cache.)  I still had the problem with Propel disabled.  However, I then deleted all of my IE Temporary Internet Files, and I have been endlessly clicking on links on the Reuters website since then, with no problem.  (I'll use the site more tomorrow and see if the problem returns.)  Thanks for all of the suggestions. 

Does this mean I had a virus that Symantec doesn't know about in my Temporary Internet Files?  I am a little suspicious about a download that I approved, I think it was to update Flash Player to version 7?? or something, that I kept getting nagging windows for on many different web sites, saying the web page (probably the advertisements on it) wouldn't display properly if I didn't accept the download.  The system restore I did may have taken that update off my computer, but now I'm concerned about what to do the next time it nags me to download it.