Suzanne wrote:
> 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.
>
Sounds like you've covered all the bases. My $.02 probably won't help,
but it sounds like you're grasping at straws, so who knows.
Since you're using a Mac, you should be aware that holding down the
option key while clicking the reload button will force the page to be
dumped from your computer's cache. This has worked for me almost all the
time, but when it hasn't, there is a good utility that I've found very
helpful at http://www.acts.org/roland/thanks/ Look for NetscapeCache
Erase. While you're there, you should also scoop the gamma toggle device
if you don't have it already. Its a great way to change your screen
display to emmulate PC settings on the fly.
hope its of some help
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