In Case You See [pii_email_97cac32d28b40b019ee4] Error Code

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Conclusion

If you’re encountering an error when trying to open a page that uses the ‘in case you see’ feature, it might be because your web browser is not configured to use this feature. To get around this issue, try accessing the page using another browser (or using a different computer altogether). If that doesn’t work, please contact your system administrator or ISP for assistance.

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Posts: 11543 Registered: 02/29/04Posts: 11543 Originally Posted By: Meatball Originally Posted By: Koffie Kewl Originally Posted By: Meatball Originally Posted By: koffie I have a problem with the ‘in case you see’ script (it’s not my computer, I use IE5) when I try to open a page that contains the script it says “in case you see “.

I use IE6 and when I open that page “in case you see” it goes to the new tab.

Now in my Personal Menu, it says: Internet Explorer is not compatible with this script, please use another browser.

Can someone tell me how to fix it? I can’t find anything about this problem online.

Kewl, got ya, IE5, if you have an older version of IE it will cause problems on the ‘in case you see’ script. Here is what you can do:

1. Go to your IE options (Tools menu) and select Compatibility
2. Click on Settings
3. Check the box for “Disable Ribbon and Status Bar”
4. Click “Apply”. That will disable the ribbon and status bar, but this is a temporary fix. If you have IE6, make sure you run Windows update on your computer, to get IE 6 SP1
5. Go back to IE options and on the General tab: Uncheck “Use MHTML”
6. Click “Apply”
7. You may have to restart your browser for this to work
8.  Now go back to the ‘in case you see’ page and it should work fine!