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Yeah there has been some weirdness with that. Also there is a save settings button at the QA now, I'm guessing that saves the current set filters to your settings so something might have gone wrong there or you pressed it by mistake or ... I'm sure once Chris is making his rounds he'll give you a much more technical and better explanation. :)

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i dont think the problem arise because of path, its working with IE6. and i aslo seen some threads but now one answer that question. but our thread have update please social.msdn[^] Raju.M

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