Browsers store copies of some downloaded elements in a cache. When a page is loaded these copies are used instead of downloading the materials.
The Unicode/XML Westminster Leningrad Codex has many bits and pieces, some of which browsers will normally cache. Thus the site may be upgraded, but the some of the components displayed are the old ones cached by the browser. To get a totally new download of a site, the browser user should clear the cache, so that only new components are used. On Firefox, the Tools -> Clear Recent History... menu item allows clearing the cache with a checkbox "Cache". On Internet Explorer 9, Safety -> Delete browsing history ... menu item allows clearing the cache with a checkbox "Temporary Internet files". In honesty, this has fooled me, too, at times. Chris Kimball West Redding, CT USA _______________________________________________ b-hebrew mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ibiblio.org/mailman/listinfo/b-hebrew
