Sergey,

Yes, I logged in numerous times. I can't get in any more without entering the password each time. Tools ... View Files just brings me to C:\Documents and Settings\mda\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files, one of the directories I already checked.

Again I note that the absence of any UT cookie seems strange. I wasn't able to delete it, because I never found it in the first place (but I do have a distant recollection of having seen UT cookies before). What is the name of your UT cookie in this directory? Isn't this cookie necessary to support the login-without-prompt?

I don't know if this is a red herring, but I'll just mention that the error I see when I drop a UT link on a random non-logged-in web page is this:

Line: 1
Error: 'parent/FRAMERMENU' is null or not an object

The problem you were having with UT Magazine seems quite different, but it does suggest that there may be a bunch of new code that hasn't had all of the bugs shaken out of it, and this could be another consequence. I hope Michel is taking note of this...

>Mike,
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>There's a problem with UT magazine. See Re: Great issue for February 2004 Thread #873874. However for me it affects only access to UT magazine itself. To get to cookies, go to Tools menu -> Internet Options -> Settings -> View Files.
>I seems to remember having similar problem when I was trying to avoid logging to UT and geting into UT w/o entering user name and password. Did you try to re-login to UT using user name and password?
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>>Sergey,
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>>I can't seem to locate any UT cookies at all, which seems strange, but maybe I'm not looking for the right thing in the right place. I looked in C:\Documents and Settings\mda\Cookies and C:\Documents and Settings\mda\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files, both of which contain lots of cookie-like things, but nothing that seems to be about UT. Cleared cache and rebooted - still no luck.
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>>Just before this problem developed, I tried to look at the latest UT Magazine (not sure if it would be accessible, as I'm not separately subscribed to UT Mag). I've got a hunch that this may somehow have triggered these problems, but that's just a guess. I haven't made any changes to my IE setup in a long time, still using IE 6 SP1 on an XP Pro SP1 machine.
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>>Do you have any idea why I'm unable to find the UT cookie, or if this is significant? Aside from that, perhaps Michel or someone else at UT could figure out something at their end. Thanks again.
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>>Mike