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For about a week or so, after navigating about this forum for a few minutes my browser hangs up with the words "120k read" or something of that ilk appearing in the status bar. I tried reconfiguring the memory allocation, and even tried using IE (yes, it made me very ashamed to use a Microsoft ap). Still the same problems. If I quit the broswer and come back, it's ok again, but only for a little while.
Posts: 195 | From: Antioch, IL USA | Registered: Sep 2000
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I've been having problems here for the past few weeks. It takes forever for a page to load to 39% then it just stops loading. And then it finaly does load after about ten tries, the page is blank. I clear my explorer frequently. And this is the only site I visit that is causing problems.
Posts: 342 | From: Indianapolis, IN USA | Registered: Nov 2000
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I had to download the Explorer 5.0 from AOL over and all worked fine. I had trouble on several sites last week. If you are on AOL just hit key word BROWSER and then download , and restart your computer.
Posts: 542 | From: Mobile, Alabama, USA | Registered: Jan 2000
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Nothing on the board itself has changed as far as programming. I personally have no trouble here at work (except for a slow connection at times) or at home.
I run Internet Explorer 5.0 on both machines.
If you could let me know what kind of connection you have and what browser and version you have I might be able to track something down (I hope)
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Me Too... IE 5.50.4522, Cable (@Home) I was just gonna put up with it...but it's more fun to join in the "Bitc#fest" LoL
Posts: 900 | From: Ottawa, ON Canada | Registered: Dec 2000
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Netscape Navigator 4.08 for Mac, T1 line connection.
I noticed today when this happened 3 times it only occurred after I made a posting. Could this be linked to a cookie or however the ap remembers the user?
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Posts: 195 | From: Antioch, IL USA | Registered: Sep 2000
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I've never that happen so far. Right now I'm using IE 5.5 at home and IE 4.0 at work.
Posts: 1487 | From: Irvine, CA, USA | Registered: Jun 1999
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But I just noticed that the clock may be off. It is about 9:55 PM PT here, so if my math is correct, the time of the post should have been 02-23-2001, 12:48 AM.
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Posts: 1025 | From: San Francisco, CA, USA | Registered: Jul 1999
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For me this loads faster now. What ever you did makes things really zip along!
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