Amber,
Since this is both a Mac and a Safari problem I suspect the keyboard
input. Safari is cooperative with various language inputs. In fact
it's really neat that us Mac users can set our whole operating system
displays to read and write in Japanese or German or any number of
other alphabets.
Go to the International prefs panel and check that you have set your
input for U.S., not U.S. Extended in the input section. Review other
input settings like the order of language preferences. You might want
to uncheck foreign languages except U.S. and see if that helps with
the password problems.
Then go to the appearance preferences in Safari and make sure you
have checked Western ISO as your default encoding scheme.
Things change.
John
On Dec 3, 2005, at 10:29 PM, Amber R. wrote:
On 3-Dec-05, at 10:18 PM, Clem Bacani wrote:
Sorry - I didn't really state this properly. I have now been able
to get things to work on Netscape and Explorer but still no go on
Safari which is the browser I prefer to use.
I have emptied out the cache and reset the browser for
Safari...still no go.
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