Vista closing IE and BlueVoda?

At least once every couple hrs. Internet Explorer as well as my website
builder, Blue Voda, close for no reason. Not at the same time, either. One
may close on hr., and the other, later.

Can anyone help me find a sollution to this problem?

Thanks, and have a beautiful day!

Leeza wrote:
> At least once every couple hrs. Internet Explorer as well as my website
> builder, Blue Voda, close for no reason. Not at the same time, either. One
> may close on hr., and the other, later.
>
> Can anyone help me find a sollution to this problem?
>
> Thanks, and have a beautiful day!

This is the third post you've made about this same subject. Please see
all the answers you've already gotten, particularly my answer in your
"nastiness" thread".

Blue Voda is not compatible with Windows Vista. You need to find a
program to create your website that is compatible. See my previous
answers to you in your other threads.

As for Internet Explorer problems, try running it without any add-ons. I
believe the option is under Tools>Add-ons. Sorry I can't be more
specific but I don't have a Windows machine right now to check.
Third-party toolbars such as the Yahoo and AOL toolbars can cause havoc
with IE and should be uninstalled.


Malke
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Malke wrote:
> Leeza wrote:
>> At least once every couple hrs. Internet Explorer as well as my
>> website builder, Blue Voda, close for no reason. Not at the same
>> time, either. One may close on hr., and the other, later.
>>
>> Can anyone help me find a sollution to this problem?
>>
>> Thanks, and have a beautiful day!
>
> This is the third post you've made about this same subject. Please see
> all the answers you've already gotten, particularly my answer in your
> "nastiness" thread".
>
> Blue Voda is not compatible with Windows Vista. You need to find a
> program to create your website that is compatible. See my previous
> answers to you in your other threads.
>
> As for Internet Explorer problems, try running it without any add-ons. I
> believe the option is under Tools>Add-ons. Sorry I can't be more
> specific but I don't have a Windows machine right now to check.
> Third-party toolbars such as the Yahoo and AOL toolbars can cause havoc
> with IE and should be uninstalled.
>
>
> Malke

I fully second your comments about 3rd party toolbars, even "Reputable"
ones. (Just in case the OP is listening).