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Robert Aldwinckle
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(cross-post added to Vista General)
"JOhn" <JOhn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:316F90FD-036E-46E5-841C-3D35BADEB4F6@microsoft.com...
>I wish that someone would respond to this issue. I am having the same
> problem. Files that open without issue on IE7 in XP simply will not open in
> IE7 on Vista. There is very little information about this issue out there
> and absolutely no mention of this issue in the Microsoft Knowledge Base. I
> hate to sound like a conspiracy theorist but it seems like Microsoft is
> wanting to keep this issue quiet, especially knowing the security
> vulnerability that was introduced in IE7 with mhtml files.
If this is a Vista-only issue you may have better luck posting in a Vista-specific
newsgroup. Cross-posting my reply to one for convenience.
What have you tried doing to diagnose or work around your symptom?
FWIW I don't have Vista but I would probably try running ProcMon
on both OS. Save both traces and compare them. Where do they differ?
Good luck
Robert Aldwinckle
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> "pkhaire" wrote:
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>> I am running Windows Vista Home Premium with IE7. I have Digital issues of
>> Windows IT Pro Magazine which are actually saved as mhtml files which I can
>> open using IE6 and I am unable to open those files using IE7 on Windows
>> Vista. It just throws a error message as "Internet Explorer cannot display
>> the webpage" when I try to open any of the mhtml files.
>>
>> I checked out my Default Programs in Control Panel and it says .mhtml files
>> are associated with Internet Explorer. Still I am unable to open the files.
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>> I am able to open the same files on Windows XP with IE6.
>>
>> Any solutions?
>>
>> --
>> Prashant
"JOhn" <JOhn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:316F90FD-036E-46E5-841C-3D35BADEB4F6@microsoft.com...
>I wish that someone would respond to this issue. I am having the same
> problem. Files that open without issue on IE7 in XP simply will not open in
> IE7 on Vista. There is very little information about this issue out there
> and absolutely no mention of this issue in the Microsoft Knowledge Base. I
> hate to sound like a conspiracy theorist but it seems like Microsoft is
> wanting to keep this issue quiet, especially knowing the security
> vulnerability that was introduced in IE7 with mhtml files.
If this is a Vista-only issue you may have better luck posting in a Vista-specific
newsgroup. Cross-posting my reply to one for convenience.
What have you tried doing to diagnose or work around your symptom?
FWIW I don't have Vista but I would probably try running ProcMon
on both OS. Save both traces and compare them. Where do they differ?
Good luck
Robert Aldwinckle
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> "pkhaire" wrote:
>
>> I am running Windows Vista Home Premium with IE7. I have Digital issues of
>> Windows IT Pro Magazine which are actually saved as mhtml files which I can
>> open using IE6 and I am unable to open those files using IE7 on Windows
>> Vista. It just throws a error message as "Internet Explorer cannot display
>> the webpage" when I try to open any of the mhtml files.
>>
>> I checked out my Default Programs in Control Panel and it says .mhtml files
>> are associated with Internet Explorer. Still I am unable to open the files.
>>
>> I am able to open the same files on Windows XP with IE6.
>>
>> Any solutions?
>>
>> --
>> Prashant