John wrote:
> Did you check for a cache folder within the Netscape folder??
>
> Also, under the Preferences setting, you can set NS so that it will
>query the server based page rather than attempting to load a cached
>page.
I've dinked around with all these settings, both in NS and IE several
times. I've cleared the cache within NS and IE preferences. I've searched
for all folders containing files named "cache," dumped the contents into
the trash, and emptied the trash. I've told NS to compare to the page in
the network every time. I've told NS's proxy preference to make a direct
connection to the Internet. I've reinstalled IE, cleared the cache, told it
not to accept proxies, and still can't access the page.
This is making me a little crazy...
Suz
> Many thanks to all of you who've checked my page at
> http://www.endlessriveradventures.com/guestbookframes.html for error
> messages. Everyone I've heard from has had no problems accessing it (all
> from PCs).
Suzanne Stephens, Stephens Design; Ashland, Oregon
541-552-1190, 541-1192 http://www.KickassDesign.com/
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