But I just can't take it anymore. Very frustrating.
Edit: Interesting how I can now post this. Oh well.
Edit: Interesting how I can now post this. Oh well.
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But I just can't take it anymore. Very frustrating.
Edit: Interesting how I can now post this. Oh well.
- Clear Browser Cache.
- Use latest versions of FireFox, Safari or Internet Explorer.
- Be sure the "remember me box" is checked.
- Don't use IE 6 or any AOL browser.
- Netscape and Chrome are iffy.
Beyond that, email me specifics and I can try to help you troubleshoot.
Line item 4 is my problem, always has been. My wife needs it for her business. It's not MT's fault. But, I think I'm done here. Again, sorry for the bitchiness.
Just a note. When I upgrade the site to vB 4, it is heavily CSS based, and depends heavily on newer browser capabilities to display right. If you're concerned about that, visit kenpotalk.com or fmatalk.com and browse around the forums there.
Is it AOL or IE that your wife needs?
You can connect to the internet with any ISP you want, including AOL. You can also install any browser on the system to use, even if the default is AOL's. (in fact, you've got AOL's and IE on the system now most likely.)I'll talk to her about it.
I swear I cannot get rid of AOL on one computer... I may try going item by item through the registry and going through the directory via DOS.You can connect to the internet with any ISP you want, including AOL. You can also install any browser on the system to use, even if the default is AOL's. (in fact, you've got AOL's and IE on the system now most likely.)