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loading failure/lost bookmarks

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Victoria - 23 Nov 2004 21:51 GMT
Steve:
I have the same problem loading pages with the same system set up. It
can take two or three tries to load a URL that I know is valid.

Worse yet, my favorites disappear every few days. Just poof.

Like you, I am on OSX (10.3.5) on a GS4 running Explorer 5.2.3 on a
wireless network.
Stephen Adams - 24 Nov 2004 02:33 GMT
> Steve:
> I have the same problem loading pages with the same system set up. It
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> Like you, I am on OSX (10.3.5) on a GS4 running Explorer 5.2.3 on a
> wireless network.

Could you please post that URL? I'd like to see what it does with my
system (IE 5.2.3 on OS X 10.2.8, PowerMac G4/400 AGP). I know that most
sites I use IE for work fine, but then again, I'm using Safari 1.0.3,
Netscape 7.2, or Camino 0.8.1 for just about all of my browsing needs.

As for the missing favorites, I'm kind of stumped. The favorites are
saved in here: ~/Library/Preferences/Explorer/Favorites.html. Unless you
have a utility that cleans up your preferences folder, as a background
task, on some sort of schedule, that file should still be there. The
other possibility is that the user privileges for that path or that file
are not appropriate for the user you've logged in as. The fix there
would be to manually fix the privileges on that path or at least ensure
they are what they're supposed to be for your login.

If you have a data backup routine, you might want to include IE's
preference folder in your backup schedule. If you've got no backup
procedure as organized as that, simply copying IE's preferences folder
to another location within your home directory would suffice.

Steve
 
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