And it also won't display RxList. But it used to display both of these
sites with no problem.
This is what happens when I try to open WebMD on my Mac minitower G3
(running OS 9.1):
I get the rotating beach ball and, sometimes, the page header.
I wait and wait.
When I finally hit Command-period to cancel, the page header shows up
and, sometimes, a menu of site sections.
Clicking on a section link opens a new window -- where the same thing
happens: an endlessly spinning beachball.
What's going on here? And how can I clear up this issue?
Neal
On 10/25/04 6:07 PM, in article
XGffd.7648$5i5.3396@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net, "Neal Blank"
<nealx@earthlink.net.invalid> wrote:
> And it also won't display RxList. But it used to display both of these
> sites with no problem.
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>
> Neal
Hey, Neal. Neal here. Nice to see someone else who spells it correctly, may
I add :-)
I can't tell you what the problem might be but I CAN tell you that I'm
running IE 5.1.7 on OS 9.2.2 and both sites came up promptly for me so
perhaps a reinstall of IE would be in order. To be honest, though, I've
experienced similar issues with DVDEmpire.com and reinstalling IE didn't
clear that up so I could easily be mistaken. I've also experienced issues
with other programs which leads me to believe that I might need to do a
little system folder troubleshooting.
Neal

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Think you might want to switch to a modern OS and modern browser?
Gary Goldberg - 29 Oct 2004 20:10 GMT
No need to be insulting. 5.1.7 is only about 3 years old and many of us
who used Unix at work don't want to bother with OS X in its present form.
It's only the rare website that won't work with IE 5.1.7
> Think you might want to switch to a modern OS and modern browser?

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