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<blockquote data-quote="tm8747a" data-source="post: 547559" data-attributes="member: 99358"><p>OK, problem solved. Here's what happened, in case anybody runs into this problem. The first thing I had tried was accessing one of the links through Firefox and it was working fine. However, since LRFalk01 mentioned IE I figured I'd try it too, although I didn't think it would matter. Sure enough, IE couldn't access anything. I went under Tools > Internet Options > Connections > Lan Settings and noticed that the Proxy server box was checked. No idea why that was the case, I've definitely never used a proxy server and IE used to run fine. So I just unchecked that box and checked the one that says "Automaticall detect settings", that's all it took to get IE working again, and consequently the Movie Importer.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for your help!</p><p></p><p>-TM</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tm8747a, post: 547559, member: 99358"] OK, problem solved. Here's what happened, in case anybody runs into this problem. The first thing I had tried was accessing one of the links through Firefox and it was working fine. However, since LRFalk01 mentioned IE I figured I'd try it too, although I didn't think it would matter. Sure enough, IE couldn't access anything. I went under Tools > Internet Options > Connections > Lan Settings and noticed that the Proxy server box was checked. No idea why that was the case, I've definitely never used a proxy server and IE used to run fine. So I just unchecked that box and checked the one that says "Automaticall detect settings", that's all it took to get IE working again, and consequently the Movie Importer. Thanks for your help! -TM [/QUOTE]
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