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  1. Sandi said:

    All I want to know is what needs to be done in order to get a page that
    is something more than a box outline with the little red x that
    indicates a graphic didn't load.

    Sandi


    To enable it (assuming you use Sun Jave and IE) go to go to Tools ==>
    Internet Options ==> Advanced. Click on the side bar to go down 2
    more pages worth and you'll see a coffee cup with Use Jave. Make sure
    that's checked.
    If you don't yet have Sun Java go to http://java.sun.com/. Onthe
    right side under popular downloads, click the first entry "J2SE5.0".
    This is actually version 1.5.0. Follow the instructions, then if it
    doesn't work, try the first part (above) to make sure it's enabled.

    --
    The Doc says my brain waves closely match those of a crazed ferret.
    At least now I have an excuse.

  2. Whoever was in the channel awhile ago and never said anything ... there are
    some people worth talking to in there now.

    Carol

    --
    Coming at you live, from beautiful Lake Woebegon

  3. AlleyGator said:
    Sandi said:

    All I want to know is what needs to be done in order to get a page that
    is something more than a box outline with the little red x that
    indicates a graphic didn't load.

    Sandi


    To enable it (assuming you use Sun Jave and IE) go to go to Tools ==>
    Internet Options ==> Advanced. Click on the side bar to go down 2
    more pages worth and you'll see a coffee cup with Use Jave. Make sure
    that's checked.
    If you don't yet have Sun Java go to http://java.sun.com/. Onthe
    right side under popular downloads, click the first entry "J2SE5.0".
    This is actually version 1.5.0. Follow the instructions, then if it
    doesn't work, try the first part (above) to make sure it's enabled.

    Did all that and still I get a blank page with a box and a little red x
    indicating a graphic won't download.

    So I guess it is no chatting for me. mIRC won't work either, I tried
    that several months ago and can't connect.

    Sandi

  4. Sandi said:

    So I guess it is no chatting for me. mIRC won't work either, I tried
    that several months ago and can't connect.

    Here's what you need to do to set up mIRC:
    Download it at www.mirc.com
    Install and open the program
    Click second box from the top left (Options)
    Click "Connect"
    Click "Add"
    Description: Vexnet (or RFC if that's easier to remember)
    IRC Server: irc.penguinpowered.ca
    Port: 6667
    Click "Add"
    Get Vexnet (or RFC) in the larger drop-down window
    Click "Connect to IRC Server"

    When you get onto the server, type:
    /join #rec.food.cooking

    To go automatically into the rfc channel in the future, go back to the
    Options button,
    Click on "IRC"
    Click on "Perform"
    Check box to perform on connect, then type in:
    /join #rec.food.cooking
    Click on "OK" and you're set!

    I'm running version 5.82, so I'm not sure if this is accurate for earlier
    or later versions.

    Hope to see you soon, Sandi!
    Carol

    --
    Coming at you live, from beautiful Lake Woebegon

  5. Damsel said:
    Sandi said:

    So I guess it is no chatting for me. mIRC won't work either, I tried
    that several months ago and can't connect.

    Here's what you need to do to set up mIRC:
    Download it at www.mirc.com
    Install and open the program
    Click second box from the top left (Options)
    Click "Connect"
    Click "Add"
    Description: Vexnet (or RFC if that's easier to remember)
    IRC Server: irc.penguinpowered.ca
    Port: 6667
    Click "Add"
    Get Vexnet (or RFC) in the larger drop-down window
    Click "Connect to IRC Server"

    I've downloaded mIRC in the past...and I still cannot connect at
    all..to any IRC chat room. So.....I am assuming it is something with
    the ISP.

    Sandi

  6. Sandi wrote on 27 Jun 2005 in rec.food.cooking

    Quoted message said:
    Damsel said:
    Sandi said:

    So I guess it is no chatting for me. mIRC won't work either, I
    tried that several months ago and can't connect.

    Here's what you need to do to set up mIRC:
    Download it at www.mirc.com
    Install and open the program
    Click second box from the top left (Options)
    Click "Connect"
    Click "Add"
    Description: Vexnet (or RFC if that's easier to remember)
    IRC Server: irc.penguinpowered.ca
    Port: 6667
    Click "Add"
    Get Vexnet (or RFC) in the larger drop-down window
    Click "Connect to IRC Server"

    I've downloaded mIRC in the past...and I still cannot connect at
    all..to any IRC chat room. So.....I am assuming it is something
    with the ISP.

    Sandi

    It's begining to sound like your window platform needs to be updated.

    http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/en/default.asp

    --
    It's not a question of where he grips it!
    It's a simple question of weight ratios!

    A five ounce bird could not carry a one pound coconut.

    Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?

  7. Sandi said:


    Damsel said:
    Sandi said:

    I can't access the web interface. All I get is a blank page, no error
    message, nada, just a blank page. I've tried ALL of the URLs Damsel has
    posted and I get the same thing.

    I just checked, and it's working now ... at least, for me:
    http://www.penguinpowered.ca/~vexorg/pjirc/rec.food.cooking.html

    Carol

    Still get a blank page. Oh well....I won't download the MIRC client,
    had too many problems with it in the past...no chat for me it seems.


    There's a minor glitch (and I have the same problem), Sandi... so keep
    trying. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Try around dinner
    time - if you're on the mainland. What time zone are you in?

  8. Sandi said:


    Monsur Fromage du Pollet said:

    Sandi wrote on 26 Jun 2005 in rec.food.cooking

    Quoted message said:

    And how does one get the java applet? All I see is a box with a red x
    in it.

    One goes out and finds it...Google is your friend.

    Your answer didn't provide a whole hell of a lot of help.
    I have already searched java applets and I come up with pages that have
    literally HUNDREDS of applets on them. I have no clue as to which one
    if any of them needs to be downloaded.

    All I want to know is what needs to be done in order to get a page that
    is something more than a box outline with the little red x that
    indicates a graphic didn't load.

    Sandi


    Sandi, what browser are you using? You can change the preferences to
    allow java. If using Mozilla go to preferences/advanced/scripts &
    plug-ins and then check "enable java scipt for navigator". Netscape
    should be very similar to Mozilla. Quite often java is turned off in IE
    because of security risks in Windows environment. If you are using IE
    go to explorer/preferences/java and check "enable java". If using
    Safari, go to preferences and check under web content to include java,
    plug-ins and java script.

  9. Sandi said:

    Did all that and still I get a blank page with a box and a little red x
    indicating a graphic won't download.

    So I guess it is no chatting for me. mIRC won't work either, I tried
    that several months ago and can't connect.

    Sandi

    OK, we're missing something here. What operating system? Are latest
    windows updates applied if it's IE. Is it IE 6.x. It's highly
    unlikely the problem is with the ISP, because while many block mail
    ports, I've never heard of blocking 6667. Do you use dialup, DSL or
    cable? If dsl or cable does your "modem" have a hardware firewall -
    if so, you'll need to open up port 6667 - I did that in my Watchguard
    firewall. Actually 6660-6669, but only while I'm actually using mIRC.
    Do you have a software firewall - same story. Be sure it's Sun java,
    not M$. Then we can go from there.

    --
    The Doc says my brain waves closely match those of a crazed ferret.
    At least now I have an excuse.

  10. AlleyGator said:
    Sandi said:

    Did all that and still I get a blank page with a box and a little red x
    indicating a graphic won't download.

    So I guess it is no chatting for me. mIRC won't work either, I tried
    that several months ago and can't connect.

    Sandi

    OK, we're missing something here. What operating system? Are latest
    windows updates applied if it's IE. Is it IE 6.x. It's highly
    unlikely the problem is with the ISP, because while many block mail
    ports, I've never heard of blocking 6667. Do you use dialup, DSL or
    cable? If dsl or cable does your "modem" have a hardware firewall -
    if so, you'll need to open up port 6667 - I did that in my Watchguard
    firewall. Actually 6660-6669, but only while I'm actually using mIRC.
    Do you have a software firewall - same story. Be sure it's Sun java,
    not M$. Then we can go from there.

    First of all...I'm not in the US. My ISP blocks nothing but ISPs
    elsewhere block this ISP. There are many places blocked because of my
    server origin -and it specifically states that it was blocked because
    of server origin.

    The computer has:

    Windows XP with all the current service pack updates, IE 6.x
    My area of Honduras has only dial up - no such thing as cable modem or
    DSL where I am located.

    I've tried unblocking the ports when trying to use the web based chat
    or the mIRC...same thing....access denied. That was on the old
    computer. I tried the same thing on this new computer with the same
    results - access denied.

    It is Sun Java that I downloaded.

    Sandi

  11. AlleyGator said:
    Sandi said:

    Did all that and still I get a blank page with a box and a little red x
    indicating a graphic won't download.

    So I guess it is no chatting for me. mIRC won't work either, I tried
    that several months ago and can't connect.

    Sandi

    OK, we're missing something here. What operating system? Are latest
    windows updates applied if it's IE. Is it IE 6.x. It's highly
    unlikely the problem is with the ISP, because while many block mail
    ports, I've never heard of blocking 6667. Do you use dialup, DSL or
    cable? If dsl or cable does your "modem" have a hardware firewall -
    if so, you'll need to open up port 6667 - I did that in my Watchguard
    firewall. Actually 6660-6669, but only while I'm actually using mIRC.
    Do you have a software firewall - same story. Be sure it's Sun java,
    not M$. Then we can go from there.

    First of all...I'm not in the US. My ISP blocks nothing but ISPs
    elsewhere block this ISP. There are many places blocked because of my
    server origin -and it specifically states that it was blocked because
    of server origin.

    The computer has:

    Windows XP with all the current service pack updates, IE 6.x
    My area of Honduras has only dial up - no such thing as cable modem or
    DSL where I am located.

    I've tried unblocking the ports when trying to use the web based chat
    or the mIRC...same thing....access denied. That was on the old
    computer. I tried the same thing on this new computer with the same
    results - access denied.

    It is Sun Java that I downloaded.

    Sandi

  12. ~patches~ said:
    Sandi said:


    Monsur Fromage du Pollet said:

    Sandi wrote on 26 Jun 2005 in rec.food.cooking

    >And how does one get the java applet? All I see is a box with a red x
    >in it.
    >

    One goes out and finds it...Google is your friend.

    Your answer didn't provide a whole hell of a lot of help.
    I have already searched java applets and I come up with pages that have
    literally HUNDREDS of applets on them. I have no clue as to which one
    if any of them needs to be downloaded.

    All I want to know is what needs to be done in order to get a page that
    is something more than a box outline with the little red x that
    indicates a graphic didn't load.

    Sandi


    Sandi, what browser are you using? You can change the preferences to
    allow java. If using Mozilla go to preferences/advanced/scripts &
    plug-ins and then check "enable java scipt for navigator". Netscape
    should be very similar to Mozilla. Quite often java is turned off in IE
    because of security risks in Windows environment. If you are using IE
    go to explorer/preferences/java and check "enable java". If using
    Safari, go to preferences and check under web content to include java,
    plug-ins and java script.

    It is enabled. Everything that everyone has suggested has been doen
    with the result of a blank page or access denied.

    Sandi

  13. Sandi said:


    AlleyGator said:
    Sandi said:

    Did all that and still I get a blank page with a box and a little red x
    indicating a graphic won't download.

    So I guess it is no chatting for me. mIRC won't work either, I tried
    that several months ago and can't connect.

    Sandi

    OK, we're missing something here. What operating system? Are latest
    windows updates applied if it's IE. Is it IE 6.x. It's highly
    unlikely the problem is with the ISP, because while many block mail
    ports, I've never heard of blocking 6667. Do you use dialup, DSL or
    cable? If dsl or cable does your "modem" have a hardware firewall -
    if so, you'll need to open up port 6667 - I did that in my Watchguard
    firewall. Actually 6660-6669, but only while I'm actually using mIRC.
    Do you have a software firewall - same story. Be sure it's Sun java,
    not M$. Then we can go from there.

    First of all...I'm not in the US. My ISP blocks nothing but ISPs
    elsewhere block this ISP. There are many places blocked because of my
    server origin -and it specifically states that it was blocked because
    of server origin.

    The computer has:

    Windows XP with all the current service pack updates, IE 6.x
    My area of Honduras has only dial up - no such thing as cable modem or
    DSL where I am located.

    I've tried unblocking the ports when trying to use the web based chat
    or the mIRC...same thing....access denied. That was on the old
    computer. I tried the same thing on this new computer with the same
    results - access denied.

    It is Sun Java that I downloaded.

    Sandi

    Sandi, do you perchance have a firewall running? If so, you may have to
    allow that port to connect.

  14. Sandi said:

    First of all...I'm not in the US. My ISP blocks nothing but ISPs
    elsewhere block this ISP. There are many places blocked because of my
    server origin -and it specifically states that it was blocked because
    of server origin.

    Sorry, I missed that it gave you the specific reason. Spam blocking,
    blackhole or whatnot I assume. Not much to do about that.

    --
    The Doc says my brain waves closely match those of a crazed ferret.
    At least now I have an excuse.

  15. ~patches~ said:
    Sandi said:


    AlleyGator said:

    "Sandi" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    >Did all that and still I get a blank page with a box and a little red x
    >indicating a graphic won't download.
    >
    >So I guess it is no chatting for me. mIRC won't work either, I tried
    >that several months ago and can't connect.
    >
    >Sandi
    >

    OK, we're missing something here. What operating system? Are latest
    windows updates applied if it's IE. Is it IE 6.x. It's highly
    unlikely the problem is with the ISP, because while many block mail
    ports, I've never heard of blocking 6667. Do you use dialup, DSL or
    cable? If dsl or cable does your "modem" have a hardware firewall -
    if so, you'll need to open up port 6667 - I did that in my Watchguard
    firewall. Actually 6660-6669, but only while I'm actually using mIRC.
    Do you have a software firewall - same story. Be sure it's Sun java,
    not M$. Then we can go from there.

    First of all...I'm not in the US. My ISP blocks nothing but ISPs
    elsewhere block this ISP. There are many places blocked because of my
    server origin -and it specifically states that it was blocked because
    of server origin.

    The computer has:

    Windows XP with all the current service pack updates, IE 6.x
    My area of Honduras has only dial up - no such thing as cable modem or
    DSL where I am located.

    I've tried unblocking the ports when trying to use the web based chat
    or the mIRC...same thing....access denied. That was on the old
    computer. I tried the same thing on this new computer with the same
    results - access denied.

    It is Sun Java that I downloaded.

    Sandi

    Sandi, do you perchance have a firewall running? If so, you may have to
    allow that port to connect.

    Even disabling the firewall does not allow me to connect.

    Sandi

  16. ~patches~ said:
    Sandi said:


    AlleyGator said:

    "Sandi" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    >Did all that and still I get a blank page with a box and a little red x
    >indicating a graphic won't download.
    >
    >So I guess it is no chatting for me. mIRC won't work either, I tried
    >that several months ago and can't connect.
    >
    >Sandi
    >

    OK, we're missing something here. What operating system? Are latest
    windows updates applied if it's IE. Is it IE 6.x. It's highly
    unlikely the problem is with the ISP, because while many block mail
    ports, I've never heard of blocking 6667. Do you use dialup, DSL or
    cable? If dsl or cable does your "modem" have a hardware firewall -
    if so, you'll need to open up port 6667 - I did that in my Watchguard
    firewall. Actually 6660-6669, but only while I'm actually using mIRC.
    Do you have a software firewall - same story. Be sure it's Sun java,
    not M$. Then we can go from there.

    First of all...I'm not in the US. My ISP blocks nothing but ISPs
    elsewhere block this ISP. There are many places blocked because of my
    server origin -and it specifically states that it was blocked because
    of server origin.

    The computer has:

    Windows XP with all the current service pack updates, IE 6.x
    My area of Honduras has only dial up - no such thing as cable modem or
    DSL where I am located.

    I've tried unblocking the ports when trying to use the web based chat
    or the mIRC...same thing....access denied. That was on the old
    computer. I tried the same thing on this new computer with the same
    results - access denied.

    It is Sun Java that I downloaded.

    Sandi

    Sandi, do you perchance have a firewall running? If so, you may have to
    allow that port to connect.

    Even disabling the firewall does not allow me to connect.

    Sandi

  17. sf said:
    Sandi said:


    Damsel said:

    "Sandi" <[email hidden]> said:

    > I can't access the web interface. All I get is a blank page, no error
    > message, nada, just a blank page. I've tried ALL of the URLs Damsel has
    > posted and I get the same thing.

    I just checked, and it's working now ... at least, for me:
    http://www.penguinpowered.ca/~vexorg/pjirc/rec.food.cooking.html

    Carol

    Still get a blank page. Oh well....I won't download the MIRC client,
    had too many problems with it in the past...no chat for me it seems.


    There's a minor glitch (and I have the same problem), Sandi... so keep
    trying. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Try around dinner
    time - if you're on the mainland. What time zone are you in?

    I'm in Honduras...the time zone is Central Standard Time. I'm beginning
    to think it is the orginating server that is not allowed access.

  18. sf said:
    Sandi said:


    Damsel said:

    "Sandi" <[email hidden]> said:

    > I can't access the web interface. All I get is a blank page, no error
    > message, nada, just a blank page. I've tried ALL of the URLs Damsel has
    > posted and I get the same thing.

    I just checked, and it's working now ... at least, for me:
    http://www.penguinpowered.ca/~vexorg/pjirc/rec.food.cooking.html

    Carol

    Still get a blank page. Oh well....I won't download the MIRC client,
    had too many problems with it in the past...no chat for me it seems.


    There's a minor glitch (and I have the same problem), Sandi... so keep
    trying. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Try around dinner
    time - if you're on the mainland. What time zone are you in?

    I'm in Honduras...the time zone is Central Standard Time. I'm beginning
    to think it is the orginating server that is not allowed access.

  19. SANDI MADE IT! Wanna join us?

    http://www.penguinpowered.ca/~vexorg/pjirc/rec.food.cooking.html

    Carol

    --
    Coming at you live, from beautiful Lake Woebegon

  20. Damsel <[email hidden]> said:

    Java link:

    Quoted message said:

    http://www.penguinpowered.ca/~vexorg/pjirc/rec.food.cooking.html

    Web link (no java):
    http://irc5.penguinpowered.ca
    Replace the top line with the name or nick you want to use, and replace the
    bottom line with:
    #rec.food.cooking

    Crash can get into the channel that way, but I can't. Weird. Anyway, it's
    another option.

    Carol

    --
    Coming at you live, from beautiful Lake Woebegon

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