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  1. For several days I have been unable to use their web site.
    Anyone else seen this problem?

  2. "Comcast Giganews" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    For several days I have been unable to use their web site.
    Anyone else


    seen

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    this problem?

    Hmmm, it's working fine for me.

    Emily

  3. Comcast Giganews said:

    For several days I have been unable to use their web site.
    Anyone else seen this problem?

    I fnd that they have a programming issue with their site
    that gives some versions of some browsers problems. When I
    hit the issue I just use a different browser. Of course, it
    would be nice if they supported all browsers and actually
    tested a suite of browsers against their own site, but
    apparently do not.

    = rick

  4. "Comcast Giganews" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    For several days I have been unable to use their web site.
    Anyone else


    seen

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    this problem?


    Just used my TeamPerformance points to pick up a cycling
    jacket on clearance this week. FWIW I use IE 5.5 on a
    Windows 95 machine. If you are using a similarly "archaic"
    system you may have too low a security strength.
    Unfortunately, if this is the case, you will have to upgrade
    your operating system as Windows no longer provides support
    or updates for 95.

    Best of luck, Matthew

  5. \'El Paisano\ said:


    "Comcast Giganews" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:K_mdnXEY78aEIxjdRVn-
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    Quoted message said:

    For several days I have been unable to use their web
    site. Anyone else


    seen

    Quoted message said:

    this problem?


    Just used my TeamPerformance points to pick up a cycling
    jacket on clearance this week. FWIW I use IE 5.5 on a
    Windows 95 machine. If you are using a similarly "archaic"
    system you may have too low a security strength.
    Unfortunately, if this is the case, you will have to
    upgrade your operating system as Windows no longer
    provides support or updates for 95.

    You certainly don't need to upgrade your operating system.
    You would more profitably spend your time downloading
    Mozilla, Firefox, or Opera web browsers (all of which can be
    configured to block pop-ups).

    --
    Dane Jackson - z u v e m b i @ u n i x b i g o t s . o r g
    Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process
    he does not become a monster. And when you look into an
    abyss, the abyss also looks into you. -- Friedrich Nietzsche

  6. Rick Warner said:
    Comcast Giganews said:

    For several days I have been unable to use their web
    site. Anyone else seen this problem?

    I fnd that they have a programming issue with their site
    that gives some versions of some browsers problems. When I
    hit the issue I just use a different browser. Of course,
    it would be nice if they supported all browsers and
    actually tested a suite of browsers against their own
    site, but apparently do not.

    If they'd just write to web standards they wouldn't have
    these problems. I haven't explored why (it's not my job,
    it's theirs), but the tables and images on the home page
    don't display properly in my Mozilla browser.

    Ten years into this, there's no excuse for such half-assed
    web design.

    Matt O.

  7. "Dane Jackson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    You certainly don't need to upgrade your operating system.
    You would more profitably spend your time downloading
    Mozilla, Firefox, or Opera web browsers (all of which can
    be configured to block pop-ups).


    Thank you, that is good to know.

  8. "Rick Warner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Comcast Giganews said:

    For several days I have been unable to use their web
    site. Anyone else


    seen

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    this problem?

    I fnd that they have a programming issue with their site
    that gives some versions of some browsers problems. When I
    hit the issue I just use a different browser. Of course,
    it would be nice if they supported all browsers and
    actually tested a suite of browsers against their own
    site, but apparently do not.

    I use their site a lot and have no problems. My browser is
    Mozilla 1.5.

    Emily

  9. Comcast Giganews said:

    For several days I have been unable to use their web site.
    Anyone else seen this problem?

    I had this problem before - received a cold fusion
    application server error message whenever I hit the site. I
    resolved it by removing any cookies associated with their
    website - I believe a session tracking cookie on my browser
    was pointing to an invalid session on their server.

    Something to try before upgrading an OS or browser.

    - khill

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