Amber,
I think they are two unrelated problems.
The missing t scenario happened to me a couple of weeks ago with Live
Help.
The tech said to use all caps almost immediately, like he was used to
this thing happening.
I do not have the problem with Safari passwords that you describe.
Concetta
H
Explorer has not been updated for the Mac for quite a while now and it
doesn't work properly on may new sites even though the PC version works just
fine. I find Safari slow in many cases and use Firefox instead.
Tom
On 12/3/05 11:53 PM, "Amber R." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Forgot to add this
Amber R. wrote:
Hi Caleb,
It's strange because all of this started happening about a week ago and
has been getting progressively worse since. I have emptied the cache
and reset Safari. I called my ISP and they told me that they felt it
was a problem involving entering secure sites. I
On 3-Dec-05, at 10:08 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
It sounds more like an issue with the keyboard than anything.
However, I wouldn't count out an issue with the OS. You might could
check the settings for your cookies and possibly clearing out the
browser cache. This is coming from my experien
Amber R. wrote:
Forgot to add this info : Running Safari 2.0.2 on OS 10.4.3. (and
Explorer 5.2 but I prefer just Safari).
This problem is also occurring on Explorer and Netscape. Suddenly, it
is like there is no recognition of my password until I type it in a
number of times.
Again,
Forgot to add this info : Running Safari 2.0.2 on OS 10.4.3. (and
Explorer 5.2 but I prefer just Safari).
This problem is also occurring on Explorer and Netscape. Suddenly,
it is like there is no recognition of my password until I type it in
a number of times.
Again, any suggestions
