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14-Nov-2006, 03:36
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Hi Red5,
I have noticed that sometimes my thread only appears in Forum but not in my profile. And they can only be found in my profile one or two days after I posted them. Is it because I didn't do it in a right way?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thank you in advance.
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15-Nov-2006, 23:26
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Could it be your browser's cache? |
15-Nov-2006, 23:35
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Dear Red5,
I don't know. I can only use my computer but I don't know anything about the hardware and some software. It worked well the day before yesterday, I mean when I posted it it came into my profile but it didn't work yesterday. If it is my computer then I know I should check Forum. Anyhow after a day or two it will come into my profile.
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Originally Posted by Red5  Could it be your browser's cache? | |
15-Nov-2006, 23:57
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If you are using Internet Explorer, go to Tools -> Internet Options. Then, where it says Temporary Internet Files, click Settings. A new box should open. Where is says "Check for newer versions of stored pages:" select Every visit to the page. |
16-Nov-2006, 00:23
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Dear Red5,
I knowledge of computer is too bad. I found tools and the Internet Optins but since my internet is in Chinese I can't find Temporary Internet Files. I don't know the computer term so I can only roughly translate each column from left to right : No.1 general, No.2 security, No.3 privacy, No.4 content, No.5 connection, No.6 program, No,7 superior. There is no other column.
Jiang Quote:
Originally Posted by Red5 If you are using Internet Explorer, go to Tools -> Internet Options. Then, where it says Temporary Internet Files, click Settings. A new box should open. Where is says "Check for newer versions of stored pages:" select Every visit to the page. | |
16-Nov-2006, 05:11
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It's in General. On my screen (IE7), you have Homepage at the top of the General screen, then a line and under that Browsing History with two buttons- Delete and Settings. If you click on Settings, a window appears- it's the first option in the list- click on that and it will load the latest version every time you visit the page.  |
16-Nov-2006, 07:46
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Dear tdol,
Thank you very much for your help. I did as you directed. The first option is something like 'check the page each time it is visited'.
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Originally Posted by Tdol It's in General. On my screen (IE7), you have Homepage at the top of the General screen, then a line and under that Browsing History with two buttons- Delete and Settings. If you click on Settings, a window appears- it's the first option in the list- click on that and it will load the latest version every time you visit the page. | |
16-Nov-2006, 08:40
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That's the one. Let us know if it works. |
16-Nov-2006, 08:41
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Dear Tdol,
I have noticed that when I post a thread or replied a response the words are not in dark colour. Instead it is in normal color, the color after people have clicked them. That means it can't attract people's attention. Could you please tell me what I can do about it?
Jiang Quote:
Originally Posted by Tdol It's in General. On my screen (IE7), you have Homepage at the top of the General screen, then a line and under that Browsing History with two buttons- Delete and Settings. If you click on Settings, a window appears- it's the first option in the list- click on that and it will load the latest version every time you visit the page. | |
16-Nov-2006, 09:18
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