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As it happens, yes. I run IE at work (compared to Firefox at home) and there I have the same issue as Sue.


What I actually have to do click search and then whilst it looks like it is still running the search click on the hyperlink entitled "Click here to return to the search page" or somesuch. That then brings up the list of results.


More of a small irritation than anything but if you get a chance to take a look.

We have IE (six!!!) at our work too, so just did a quick test - works fine


unlike almost anything else in IE6


but the forum generally (like most sites) runs a bit more flakily in IE6 to be fair. So if the search is working ok for me now in IE, no guarantee it will later

Some of you might find the following useful.


Hubby scared the living daylights out of me recently when he announced that he was "fed up with Microsoft, Word etc." and was going to "ditch the lot". I panicked because I am not very good with technology but was, at least, used to MS/Word etc.


He replaced MS/Word etc. with something called "Ubuntu". Apparently, it's free and it tends not to get negatively targeted in the same way as the much more used MS/Word etc. I was sceptical, thinking it would take me years to adapt - technophobe that I am. But no, it's so incredibly user friendly AND everything works MUCH faster - including this Forum. Booting up/shutting down is super-speedy too. Hubby laughs every time he catches a glimpse of me working/playing at the computer. He smiles to himself because he cannot believe how has has received no complaints. Try it, as I say, no complaints whatsoever. I am really impressed.

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