No - That would create a registry KEY not a DWord
The Correct KEY is:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Application Compatibility
It has a REG_DWORD of HelpCtr.exe (value=1)
You are adding a second REG_DWORD of FrontPG.exe (value=1)
right click the KEY and select New DWORD Value named: FrontPG.exe, then add a value of 1 for the new DWORD
| Stefan: is this the proper form the redone registry key should be? --
| HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Application
| Compatibility\FrontPG.exe\
| Stuart
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| Stefan B Rusynko wrote:
| > The IE patch (813489) that broke FrontPage preview has done so on purpose for security reasons and there is now a workaround for
| > this behavior.
| >
| > The reason the patch broke FrontPage preview is because IE implemented a function in their code to prohibit browsing across
zones.
| >
| > There's a registry key that will instruct IE to allow listed applications to browse across zones. FrontPage is not part of that
| > registry key.
| >
| > You can enter it manually and get the preview to work again by Editing your Registry.
| > - Warning always back up your registry before editing it
| >
| > Start Run regedit
| > Find the Key
| > HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Application Compatibility.
| > Add the DWORD value FrontPG.exe to the key:
| > HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Application Compatibility.
| > Set the value to 1.
| >
| > There will be a KB article posted shortly.
| >
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