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Information Connection: Getting rid of pop-up menus

We all hate those pesky, intrusive pop-up menus. The programmers who use them think they are forcing us to visit some site or another, but in reality these things are as functional as mosquitoes--and just as irritating. Here's how to swat them:

If you are a Netscape user, you can get rid of the pop-up windows and such by
just turning off your JavaScript. Just go to Options---->Network
Preferences---->Click on the Languages Tab on the top and then Uncheck the
check box that says JavaScript.
With Internet Explorer you can go into Internet options, chose security, chose
expert settings, and then find Java and disable it.

These tech tips contributed by Professor Jody. See his ET Website.

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