I have just tried this, but I still get the noise and the message that a pop-up window was blocked. I have even turned off Norton antivirus just in case it was blocking them.
I have just tried this, but I still get the noise and the message that a pop-up window was blocked. I have even turned off Norton antivirus just in case it was blocking them.
Okay, there are several ways you can have pop-ups or Ads blocked and in every legitimate case you should be able to (hold down CTRL and click) and all should be good.
I guess what I am getting is that something else might be going on. Try this for now tho.
If you are using internet explorer goto tools, Internet options and disable pop-up blocker. As for AOL, your on your own unfortunately.
To disable the pop blocker in Norton Internet Security (NIS), take the following steps:
1. Close your Internet browser
2. Double click on the NIS icon. It should appear on your desktop and in the lower right hand corner of the computer as a blue and green “earth.”
3. A window will appear with options to control several parts of the NIS program.
4. Click on the words “Ad Blocking” to activate that part;
5. Then click on “configure” in the lower right of the screen
6. On the next window, make sure to UNCHECK the box next to “Turn on Pop Up Window Blocking”
7. Click OK at the bottom of the window.
If you have any toolbars installed (ie, google, msn, yahoo, etc) they can also have a popup blockers, each has a way to disable it. CTRL is one and normal you can click on where it shows you where its blocking.
If you having difficulty with this goto control panel, add/remove programs and remove any toolbars listed. If you see anything like mysearch toolbar, or a toolbar you dont recogize in this list please tell me about it. Removing it might be difficult.
Holding down the CTRL key seems to work so thats great. Still can't actaully figure out what pop-up blocker is switched on. The IE one is definately off and I don't seem to have any other toolbars.
If your surfing with AOL and using their AOL 9.0 Security Edition I would advise living with the control key! Turning off the popup blocker would be baaad.
helpdeskTECH
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July 21st, 2005 21:00
This should prevent the pop up blocker from preventing your emails from opening.
...and depending on your version of Norton AV, or Norton IS, they can be equiped with a pop-up blocker.
Regards,
Jonwright1980
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July 22nd, 2005 11:00
helpdeskTECH
39 Posts
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July 22nd, 2005 12:00
Okay, there are several ways you can have pop-ups or Ads blocked and in every legitimate case you should be able to (hold down CTRL and click) and all should be good.
I guess what I am getting is that something else might be going on. Try this for now tho.
If you are using internet explorer goto tools, Internet options and disable pop-up blocker. As for AOL, your on your own unfortunately.
To disable the pop blocker in Norton Internet Security (NIS), take the following steps:
1. Close your Internet browser
2. Double click on the NIS icon. It should appear on your desktop and in the lower right hand corner of the computer as a blue and green “earth.”
3. A window will appear with options to control several parts of the NIS program.
4. Click on the words “Ad Blocking” to activate that part;
5. Then click on “configure” in the lower right of the screen
6. On the next window, make sure to UNCHECK the box next to “Turn on Pop Up Window Blocking”
7. Click OK at the bottom of the window.
If you have any toolbars installed (ie, google, msn, yahoo, etc) they can also have a popup blockers, each has a way to disable it. CTRL is one and normal you can click on where it shows you where its blocking.
If you having difficulty with this goto control panel, add/remove programs and remove any toolbars listed. If you see anything like mysearch toolbar, or a toolbar you dont recogize in this list please tell me about it. Removing it might be difficult.
G'luck.
Jay
Jonwright1980
36 Posts
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July 22nd, 2005 14:00
helpdeskTECH
39 Posts
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July 22nd, 2005 22:00
If your surfing with AOL and using their AOL 9.0 Security Edition I would advise living with the control key! Turning off the popup blocker would be baaad.
Cheers,