no yahoo

[Daniel Koster]

www.yahoo.com


I get this:

Anybody else?

 

[Aardvark]

It's working for me.

 

[Daniel Koster]

yeah....pretty funny....I just tried it too.

I've been trying to get on for about 15-20 minutes....

of course, when I post about it....it works.


:footinmou :footinmou

 

[Khukuri Monster]

That's a problem with Internet Explorer. Occasionally it tries to be "too helpful" and can't find a web page that you know exists. I suggest switching to a different browser.

 

[Steely_Gunz]

my vote is firefox. I thought all internet browsers were the same until i switched to mozilla firefox. Heck, if you like the set up of IE, then they even make a patch that makes firefox look and handle just like IE...without all the screw ups

Jake

 

[Daniel Koster]

not sure how it would be a browser problem....other websites worked just fine. msn.com returned a DNS error because it is set up as the default search engine in my I.E.

Also, not my internet connection, either (on LAN at work).

Just caught me off guard that I couldn't get on yahoo - I was looking for more info/news on the MN shootings. (oops...opened a can-o-worms now....:footinmou)


"Ready.......




now, Drift !"

 

[PZ93C]

Opera works for me. Haven't tried Firefox.

Brian

 

[ibear]

yeah....pretty funny....I just tried it too.

I've been trying to get on for about 15-20 minutes....

of course, when I post about it....it works.


:footinmou :footinmou

Happens to the best of us. If you are using a dial up... you can click off and redial the dial up log on and sometimes, by redialing and logging on again, that will get everything flowing again.

That happens to me all the time.
Thanks,
iBear

 

[Mr.BadExample]

IE uses a cut down TCP/IP handshake to increase speed, sometimes between that and checking your cache it will mess up. Empty the cache & history, try again... or use Firefox

 

[Semper Fi]

I vote for Firefox. It is MUCH better than IE, IMHO.

Firefox



Semp

 

[Bill Marsh]

I have a problem when I email large images sometimes. The recipient will receive maybe 10 to 14 copies of the same email until their inbox fills up. Can't find anything about this on Google. (Well, now that I posted this, that may change.......)

I use Bellsouth.net as an ISP.

Any ideas?

 

[Mr.BadExample]

What are you using to email it?

It may be your ISP, or your email program thinking it failed on send, so it re-sends it.

I have a problem when I email large images sometimes. The recipient will receive maybe 10 to 14 copies of the same email until their inbox fills up. Can't find anything about this on Google. (Well, now that I posted this, that may change.......)

I use Bellsouth.net as an ISP.

Any ideas?