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By: Colin Knight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On: Saturday, June 30, 2001, 6:26:31 AM
Re: [Miami] Re: Permanent waiting
Hi Colin,
>>> I just tried with Aweb 3.4 Don and it loaded perfectly so I would
>>> think it more likely to be an isp problem rather than the browser.
>> OK, Colin, since you can access it with Aweb, then so should I.
>> What could the ISP have done to foul things up?
>>> Has this trouble started today or has it been playing up for some
>>> time?
>> It started, AFAIK, on Monday. At least that was when I first noticed
>> it. I don't normally visit there over the weekends.
CK> Hmm - if your PC works maybe it isn't the isp - you havn't touched
CK> anything in your Aweb prefs have you? Could even be a bad cookie or
CK> something.
It's a fair bet that it isn't the ISP, but that's not impossible.
If AWeb and REBOL are failing, that's indicative of an external change.
Most likely the service you're trying to access, rather than your ISP.
But with things like this, it pays to *manually* clear out your web cache,
to be certain it isn't contributing to any problems. Cookies, and pages
stuck in your cache, can be quite problematic.
* Don't just use the clear the cache options in your browser, if there is
a cache problem, they mayn't get rid of it. Use them, then use a file
manager to inspect your cache for rogue files. Then, if you've manually
deleted anything, it's probably a good idea to use any options in your
browser for clearing and fixing up the cache, again.
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