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Guzz

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Guzz

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October 22nd, 2004 22:00

Sorry, the right button has been blocked.

Dimension 8200, XP Professional.
"Sorry, the right button has been blocked."
Is there anything that can be done to alleviate this problem that sometimes arises at a website? At a particular website that I visit, this is a new problem that just began to occur.
Thank You.
Guzz
  • msil217

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    Posted October 22nd, 2004 22:00



    @Guzz wrote:
    Dimension 8200, XP Professional.
    "Sorry, the right button has been blocked."
    Is there anything that can be done to alleviate this problem that sometimes arises at a website? At a particular website that I visit, this is a new problem that just began to occur.
    Thank You.
    Guzz





    That is done with a script.

    You can defeat it in a couple ways:

    Copy the URL and paste it in:

    Tools--internet options--security
    Click on "Restricted Sites" And enter the URL to the restricted sites list (You can remove it later if you have problems)

    OR, in internet options--security--Internet Zone--
    Click "customize". In the list,find "active scripting" and check "disable" Then Click OK, YES, OK.
  • Pradeep_KK

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    Posted October 22nd, 2004 23:00

    Hi Guzz,

    This has nothing to do with your Operating System or IE. This is a Java Script Applet/Scriptlet web designers use to disable the right click option on their web pages. You can check this link and you'll know how they disable the right click(try right-clicking on this site).