Describes an issue where Internet Explorer does not release Active Document objects when you navigate to a different URL.

This article describes and provides links to the "How Does Internet Component Download Work?" WebCast available from Microsoft Product Support Services.

There are certain situations during code download (usually associated with installing an ActiveX control referenced in an tag) where a Conflict subdirectory is created in the Downloaded Program Files folder. After it is created, the Conflict...

You may experience one or more of the symptoms that are described in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base articles: This article describes a roll-up fix for Internet Explorer version 5.5 for the problems that are described in the preceding articles.

Microsoft has released an update to Internet Explorer that addresses a potential security issue. The HTML FORM elements support a variety of methods of providing input by using the form, one of which allows the user to specify the name of a file to...

Internet Explorer Critical Updates These updates are provided to help resolve known issues and protect your computer from known security vulnerabilities.

You may experience any of the following problems: In Internet Explorer 5.5, after you browse to an HTML page that contains a licensed ActiveX control, licensed ActiveX controls may not load on other HTML pages until you quit and restart the browser. If...

When you try to print or print preview Hebrew text that is inside of a combo box, the text may not be printed or displayed.

When an ActiveX control is registered as a Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) handler for a Content Type, Internet Explorer sends two GET requests for the same data.

Microsoft has released an update to Internet Explorer that addresses a potential security issue that would enable a malicious Web site operator to open two frames, one in his or her domain and another on the user's local file system, and enables the...

Microsoft has released an update to Internet Explorer that addresses a potential security issue that could enable a malicious Web site operator to provide incorrect information that consists of script, solely for the purpose of introducing it into an...

Policy restrictions that prevent access to the hard disk may be bypassed if a user drags an image file (such as a .jpg or .bmp file) on a Web page to the Address bar. The user can then click the drop-down arrow on the Address bar and gain access to the...