Can not view web page completely

I am on a PC with a wireless connection andon most websites I can not veiw
the whole page. Mainly the pictures will not show. I have veiwed them before,
so why is it not working now?

Thanks, but since I am not so computer savvy how do I get another browser? I
am using internet explorer. By the way it happens with most sites I go to
including my mail box.

"(E-Mail Removed)" wrote:

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> On 4-Jun-2006, =?Utf-8?B?U25pZmZsZXM=?= <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> > I am on a PC with a wireless connection andon most websites I can not veiw
> > the whole page. Mainly the pictures will not show. I have veiwed them before,
> > so why is it not working now?
>
> Maybe the websites are broken with incomplete paths to the images folder.
> Does the problem occur with quality sites, the media sites like the BBC,
> newspapers sites, and so on?
> If some sites are fine then it is probably the other end, but try another
> browser, there are plenty to choose from.
> There is also View -> Source, which you can save as a text file and use
> to dig deeper into what is happening.
>

Never mind I found a new browser and it works. I am able to veiw the pages I
was not able to. Thank you so much.

"Sniffles" wrote:

> Thanks, but since I am not so computer savvy how do I get another browser? I
> am using internet explorer. By the way it happens with most sites I go to
> including my mail box.
>
> "(E-Mail Removed)" wrote:
>
> >
> > On 4-Jun-2006, =?Utf-8?B?U25pZmZsZXM=?= <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> >
> > > I am on a PC with a wireless connection andon most websites I can not veiw
> > > the whole page. Mainly the pictures will not show. I have veiwed them before,
> > > so why is it not working now?
> >
> > Maybe the websites are broken with incomplete paths to the images folder.
> > Does the problem occur with quality sites, the media sites like the BBC,
> > newspapers sites, and so on?
> > If some sites are fine then it is probably the other end, but try another
> > browser, there are plenty to choose from.
> > There is also View -> Source, which you can save as a text file and use
> > to dig deeper into what is happening.
> >