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u can disable that in IE if u go to tools,internet options, programs, and unckeck that box at the bottom.
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It looks like it did the trick. I also felt that a similar action in StarOffice was needed and changed Soffice in 'Opening with' into External. Hope the Digital Spirit will forgive me my deeds. Also, I meant an analog with fighting DOGS by the way, so you could at least have allowed the 'b' in the censored part!
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yep, what mafia said, should have done the trick!
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always listen to mafia, it might not just work, u might live longer too
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If it works, it surely smells funny. There's no clickreaction anymore on links in my emails. I decided to change 'external' in StarOffice tools back to 'soffice', changed my mind and knocked in Dir.Tree on the map Soffice first. It made an ominous hollow sound...did I loose something vital there?
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