Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I enabled an ActiveX control
titled Web Browser Applet Control from Sun Microsystems and the buttons
display and work as designed.

"N. Miller" wrote:

> On Sun, 30 Sep 2007 14:28:00 -0700, Aqua wrote:
>
> > Since I changed my ISP to ATT/Yahoo I have not been able to access a favorite
> > site of mine that uses navigator buttons. The buttons no longer appear on
> > the page and when I display the page's source I get "THIS PAGE USES FRAMES,
> > BUT YOUR BROWSER DOESN'T SUPPORT THEM" See below. I have tried uninstalling
> > IE7 and reinstalling it and reset all default settings to no avail. From
> > what I've read in this and other community groups it appears there maybe a
> > compatibility problem with IE7 and other software; however, I haven't seen
> > this particular problem being addressed. Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Checking from a 'pacbell.net' IP address (at&t Yahoo! HSI), I have only a
> little trouble on that site; the buttons are laggy. Checking again, with
> Opera 9.23, and the buttons just as laggy.
>
> I see the "This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them."
> notice in the View Source of Opera. I don't think that applies, though; with
> either MSIE 7, or Opera. The site displays in frames with both browsers.
>
> More likely, if the buttons aren't showing, you have a scripting permission
> issue. Ah. Disabled both Java and JavaScript in Opera. The buttons no longer
> load, just display "Java a..." text in the windows where those buttons
> should be. Frames are still working.
>
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> Norman
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