>Hi Gerald,
>
>I experienced the same frustration! There is a patch for IE 6 that fixes the problem with the "+" sign.
>
>Kim

Thank for the info :-)

I will download it asap...



>
>>I think this was caused by IE6.
>>
>>I am not sure if it was related, but I have also noticed that the "+" sign in the explorer stay there even if it was no subfolder in the displayed folder. I have the habit to click on the "+" to expand folders and with this new behaviour, I click and reclick and reclick with no result, grrrrrrrr...