Re: its: recursion

[akeju00 () IONAPREP ORG (Usman)]

Same here - nothing by itself, crash with 37. However, when it crashes it
doesn't close.. it just sits there forever, eating up anywhere from 70% to 98%
of system resources, even after several attempts at CTRL+ALT+DEL end-tasking it.
It's pretty nasty and annoying. I don't know for sure what the its: protocol in
IE is for - maybe NetZip as one person said, prolly not - but I suspect it
*might* have something to do with MSIE's poor implementation of a relatively new
protocol called NTCIP. You can read more about it at these sites, umong others:

http://www.ntcip.org/
http://www.io.com/~itehq/NTCIP.htm
http://www.itsonline.com/
http://www.nawgits.com/icdn.html

...I'm probably completely wrong about all this, though. BTW, I'm on a Win95 box
w/ IE 5.00.2919.6307

-Usman Akeju
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Shashi Dookhee wrote:
> The single its didnt kill me but the multiple one did!   And now my entire
> machine is playing up!  Its very slow in everything it does..  For example,
> I cant see what I am typing right now unless I minimise Outlook Express, and
> reopen it!  When I ran it also, it didnt crash IE itself, it took Windows
> Explorer with it...  But then I guess IE and Windows Explorer are virtually
> one and same anywayz :P
>
> I'm running Win98, with IE4...  Now I am gonna hafta reboot..  *grumblez*
>
> Shash
> UNIX Programmer/Senior Systems Administrator
> Traffic Interactive Ltd