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  1. 15th September 2006, 05:43 PM #1
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    Refresh Pages in IE

    When I open my pages in AULO thay are not the lastest page and I have to refresh the page to get the latest versions. eg today when I opened the pages the latest posts were from yesterday until I refreshed - just a problem on my home computer but noy my work computer so s an issue with my internet explorer not AULO

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  2. 15th September 2006, 05:47 PM #2
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    session cookies.

    you have something interfereing with aulro.com cookies

    what internet security type software do you run ?
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    avg but I think it is something to do with Internet Explorer cause I don't have the problem with Modzilla
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    Basicly, I wouldn't be using IE to start with. Security holes gallore. It's not like there are not better browsers around for free.
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    Agree and I also use Mozilla Firefox but some of the download managers I use only have full functionality with IE. It is swapping between the browsers that has caused the problem of not updating AULO pages until I hit refresh. I am sure it is some setting in IE that is causing the problem but I don't now what.
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    can only be session cookies IMHO.... under the privacy tab in IE then advanced the tick "overide automatic cookie handling" and "always allow session cookies".

    i swap between mozilla and ie6 and 7 all the time and never get the problem (fingers crossed for the future...) but i have session cookies modified as above.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco_Drivin_Dude
    Basicly, I wouldn't be using IE to start with. Security holes gallore. It's not like there are not better browsers around for free.
    firefox has its problems as well, just not so heavily advertised.

    IE is definetly more dangerous though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor
    firefox has its problems as well, just not so heavily advertised.

    IE is definetly more dangerous though.
    What browser & email software do you recommend to people Inc?
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    I tried FireFox but it kept crashing my computer. IE didn't.

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    If you're not too computer savy - and, yes, I know this will upset some people - the easiest thing is to use IE and run an off the shelf Firewall/Security/AV product like Nortons or McAfee. I say this because with automated updates turned on for windows and the security software then you have a reasonable degree of safety with out too many hassles. For e-mail I'd suggest sticking with Outlook Express for the same reasoning (as much as I hate the program).

    If you're OK to play a bit then move to Firefox and Thunderbird for e-mail.

    The other option for e-mail is to just use Hotmail or Yahoo accounts.

    And if you're using a Mac then everything's different anyway and you wouldn't have problems with IE etc.

    And if you have an IT savy mate then ask them about helping you using the Remote Assistant in Windows Messenger. This is a great simple way to support someone and can really sort out problems.
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