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06-17-2001, 11:20 AM
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Manshoon
 Join Date: March 1, 2001
Location: Washington DC, USA
Age: 48
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Check also your browser cache settings. Usually there's different levels you can set it to. Normally I have IE set to 'auto detect' to refresh new pages, but your symptom might go away if you set the browser to refresh every time you visit a page. Course, it could always be one of those quirky MSFT glitches..
Good lord, is that my picture on the left? The years have not been kind to me. ------------------ 
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06-17-2001, 11:42 AM
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I only have problems with having to refresh with IE and AOL...Netscape has always automatically refreshed the pages but they can take a long time to load and then come up blank when they say they are done. IE is the worst. (IMO)  Moni ------------------ 
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06-17-2001, 12:47 PM
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Jack Burton
 Join Date: June 3, 2001
Location: Among the Stars
Age: 36
Posts: 5,837
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Thanx everyone, it's working now. I just left and came back this morning and its all ok.
P.S. i use Netscape ------------------ 
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06-18-2001, 12:56 AM
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Silver Dragon
  Join Date: March 25, 2001
Location: The Lion City
Age: 62
Posts: 1,699
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I read somewhere that rather than press F5 to refresh, press Ctrl-F5 instead, this forces a refresh from the server rather than from your cache.
HTH. ------------------ "Butt-kicking for goodness!" - Minsc "Cities always teem with evil and decay. Let's give it a good shake and SEE WHAT FALLS OUT!!" - Minsc 
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