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Well Shane, judging by the resignation in your pen I think
you see this as the end. I feel that something you have
done is on the right tracks as now when I get the failure
is does not diss the whole session, although the message
is now appearing with Microsoft Office! I cannot tell how
much I appreciate your efforts, you have been a real
friend and I appreciate the time you have spent trying to
help. Goodbye and thanks for all the fish!
-----Original Message-----
Malcolm,

Have you tried repairing Internet Explorer? In Add/Remove
Programs,
highlight Internet Explorer, click Remove, select
*Repair*.

Otherwise, I reckon your best bet might be to revert to
the previous
version - assuming
you still can, ie the requisite files haven't been
deleted. In Add/Remove
Programs again, highlight Internet Explorer, click
Remove, choose the one to
restore the previous version (I forget the wording).
Assuming that can be
done, I should give it a reboot or two, a disk cleanup,
run SCANREG /FIX
then re-install IE6.0sp1, then go straight to the patch
you just tried.

Shane


"malcol" wrote in
message
...
The system tried to apply the 0sp1 said it was already
applied and then asked for a reload?? What sort of
country
am I in now Shane?
-----Original Message-----
Shane, I checked the list you sent, some were not
applicable and of the others I ran into the good old
SP1
problem.

Yeah. The point I meant to make was that if any of those
marked "cumulative"
had already been installed - eg by Automatic Updating -
you'd be getting the
*requires SP1* error message.

Likewise if you installed more than one and not in
chronological order. You
only need the most recent cumulative update. Can you
install - or try to
install just that one - if you haven't already - and see
how, if at all,
that affects things?

The most recent - 867801 - will start downloading from
he
http://tinyurl.com/5fc3d. Install offline and with anti-
virus turned off.
btw did you install IE6.0SP1 off-line?


Shane


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