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From: dsears on 7 Mar 2010 15:19
There is a very annoying ad that comes into my computer each time I log on to
IE6 from the following site:
http://content.pulse360.com/AF7F5454-06AA-11DF-BB59-79A43FF5047F
I have gone to Tools-Options-Security-Restrict and tried to block it by
adding the above address to the list. However, the list will not accept the
characters after the .com/ and the ads still appear.

I have XP HE sp3 in the computer with IE6. I also have NIS 2010 installed.
Certainly there should be someway to block those ads, I just do not know how.
dsc
From: PA Bear [MS MVP] on 7 Mar 2010 16:28
Do a Google Search on "custom host file."

dsears wrote:
> There is a very annoying ad that comes into my computer each time I log on
> to IE6 from the following site:
> http://content.pulse360.com/AF7F5454-06AA-11DF-BB59-79A43FF5047F
> I have gone to Tools-Options-Security-Restrict and tried to block it by
> adding the above address to the list. However, the list will not accept
> the
> characters after the .com/ and the ads still appear.
>
> I have XP HE sp3 in the computer with IE6. I also have NIS 2010
> installed.
> Certainly there should be someway to block those ads, I just do not know
> how. dsc

From: Hot-text on 8 Mar 2010 17:14
Right Hand Internet Explorrer
Click on Properties
Click on Pivacy
Check Turn on Pop-Up Blocker
Click Apply
Click OK





"dsears" <dsears(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3952A7D5-2989-4F32-9B9C-263458BC740B(a)microsoft.com...
> There is a very annoying ad that comes into my computer each time I log on
> to
> IE6 from the following site:
> http://content.pulse360.com/AF7F5454-06AA-11DF-BB59-79A43FF5047F
> I have gone to Tools-Options-Security-Restrict and tried to block it by
> adding the above address to the list. However, the list will not accept
> the
> characters after the .com/ and the ads still appear.
>
> I have XP HE sp3 in the computer with IE6. I also have NIS 2010
> installed.
> Certainly there should be someway to block those ads, I just do not know
> how.
> dsc

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