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Old November 24th 04, 10:41 PM
Bjorn
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Default Only internet when I start Outlook express first...

Hello, I hope that someone can help me with this problem.
I have a computer with windows millenium, cabel modem(internet) and
outlook exress 6.

The problem is that I have to open outlook exress first, and then
internet explorer. If I open Internet explorer first, it will not show
the startpage or any other page. It's like outlook express connect to
the internet, but I use a cabel modem that is allways on, no username
or password.
Please help me if you can.

Bjorn from norway
 




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