This problem usually occurs because there is not a MIME type defined for that file. For instance, WordPerfect often saves files with a .wpd extension. If a MIME type is not configured for this extension, Netscape will try to display it on-screen, instead of prompting you to save it as a file. To correct this problem, just send mail to the WWW Administrator with the type of file (e.g., "WordPerfect") and the extension (e.g., ".wpd").

Hold down Shift and at the same time click the link. Sometimes your browser needs to be told to download the link rather than display it. Why does my media player not generate audio when I try to play one of your shows? (Or audio with no video) Most likely it's because you need a codec or need to upgrade your media player. Windows Media Player 9 or later is needed to play the low-fi versions of our shows. You can upgrade your Windows Media Player by using this link here.

If you are using Windows XP, you may need to install files for East Asian languages on your computer. You will need a Windows XP Install CD. Go to 'Regional and Language Options' in the Start menu to choose this option. If Windows XP is unable to find the file "xjis.nls" on the CD, you can browse the i386 folder on the CD to locate this file. Top

If you are trying to link to a particular type of file and it is not returning your desired response, chances are that the server needs to have the type configured. Talk to your system administrator about getting them to add the content type. Here is a list of common types that often need configuring: Another method of ensuring that your file is properly sent to the client is to compress it into a standard compression format. Virtually all servers are set to handle the .

This problem is usually due to a setting in MySQL that doesn't match the settings for the application program or the operating system. Here are some common steps for correcting these types of issues: People often think that the client character set is always the same as either the server character set or the character set used for display purposes. However, both of these are false assumptions.

The newer browsers have built in support of XML documents. The GPX file format is XML. To save the GPX file to your PC, click File-> Save As in your browser. You can then select the location where you want the file to be located on your PC. Be sure to save the file with a .GPX extention. For example, file.gpx or dirt.gpx.

You have two choices. If you wish to retain this functionality for other purposes, you can still save the downloaded PDF file from within the PDF window by using the Acrobat Save button. If not, you have to do two things; (a) in Acrobat itself, select EDIT>PREFERENCES>GENERAL and under OPTIONS uncheck the box "Display PDF in Browser", then (b) if you are using Netscape, you will also have to disable the plugin file "nppdf32.dll" by either renaming it or moving it to another area.

If you are using Internet Explorer Version 4 and older versions of 5, in some cases a security alert will appear suggesting that our security certificate is either invalid or the name does not match the name of the site. Changes to the secure certificate technology mean that older versions of Internet Explorer are unable to read updated certificates.

NetLogo only works in "en" locales. A locale is a setting which tells NetLogo which language you are using, as well as how to display dates and numbers. You may need to switch to to an English locale before launching NetLogo. This is usually done in the "Regional Settings" or "Internationalization" panel of the operating system.

You need to have special software and fonts installed in your browser to be able to view these characters. Many of these fonts are available for free at www.microsoft.com or www.netscape.com.

DynamicMailer opens the DynamicMailerHelp.html file in your system's default web browser, just as if you had double-clicked the DynamicMailerHelp.html icon or selected it from the DynamicMailer section in the Windows Start menu. You must have a web browser (e.g. Netscape Communicator or Microsoft Internet Explorer) installed on your system to read the DynamicMailer Help file. The DynamicMailer Help file uses frames, so older or more primitive browsers will not display it correctly.

explained in the answer to the previous question, the server is responsible for identifying a document's media type properly, and the browser is responsible for deciding how to handle the document (based on its media type). There is no way for a web author to override the way the browser is configured to handle any given type of file. Most browsers allow the user to download to disk if they want to.

In your Internet browser, clicking a file opens a window that gives you the option to Open or Save the file. You may need to specify a name for the file in the File name field. For example, if the file is called assignment 1 (attachment).doc.attch change the file name to assignment1.doc

You should download Track4Win zip file file on the Download page. You need unzip tool such as WinZip to uncompress the zip file into two exe files. Finally you will get two files: Track4WinSvr.exe, Track4WinMon.exe.

I try and make this site both standards compliant and compatable with most browsers, but some browsers might produce funny results. This site is currently tested with Opera, Firefox, and Internet Explorer. Older browser versions should work, however those that lack CSS support will look kind of ugly because the formatting information is lost. No Java is used and JavaScript is employed for only a few simple tasks - like displaying the date the page was last changed.

Garbled text on the Inogen One display may indicate a poor internal connection of the LCD. Do not attempt to open the concentrator. If this condition persists, please contact OxygenToGo Customer Care for further instruction. Note: The concentrator will continue to provide oxygen to specification.

Our Web site is designed for browsers which recognize CSS-2 style sheets (basically any browser made after 1998). We recommend Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or later, Opera version 5.12 or later, or Netscape 6.0 or later. I've read this FAQ page, and I still have no idea what this site is about. It's like you're speaking an entirely different language! We're a local newsletter for a branch of the SCA.

For some reason it seems that some versions of IE6 don't have gzip support enabled by default. You should be able to turn it on if you enable HTTP/1.1 for proxies and also enable the HTTP/1.1 extensions for proxies (look in "Internet Options->Advanced Tab").

To download, you must right click and save the file; if you just click it, it will start streaming. See the Service Questions below for detailed download instructions.

While some files you find with Morpheus are free and authorized for download, some files are not. When you click to download a file that might not be authorized for free downloading, you might be directed to a website, such as amazon.com or buy.com, where you might be able to sample and/or purchase or license the file from or through that web-site. After you click one of these files, it will appear red in the search results. The red mark will remain for the current session only.

Check the file list on the bottom of the File pull-down menu to see if any files are stored an a floppy drive or a network drive that is not currently accessible. If so, edit the STATIST.INI file to remove the reference to these files. Screen Catcher (available from the Edit pull-down menu) can be used to make screenshots of scrollsheets and graphs. It is not able to make screenshots of selection dialogs or result dialogs. The combination ALT+Print Screen should be used in this case.

If a blank window displays when you try to view a Print Partner, you need to install Adobe® Reader® software. If Adobe Reader is already installed, you need to remove the Adobe Reader software and reinstall it.

I originally thought that the newer browsers would display the Hebrew fonts properly with no special installation required on your part. And that indeed is the case for the newer Netscape browsers, Netsccape 6 and Netscape 7. But unfortunately not so for IE. In that case you need to have the CD for your operating system. The first time you visit a site that needs Hebrew characters, you will get a pop-up directing you to install the Hebrew language pack.

Try again in a couple minutes. This happens all the time because your sockets do not always close when they are supposed to. This message does NOT mean you're banned.