If you are using a browser such as Netscape or MSIE that supports multiple windows, links to external sites (URLs that point outside of the PhysioNet domain) are designed to open the external URL in a separate window. In most cases, this window will open on top (in front) of the window that contains the link, but your browser and your window manager or operating system may override this behavior, especially if the second window was already open and was hidden.

We disabled all e-mail links on our website due to the proliferation of new viruses that use collected e-mail addresses to disguise the true source of the e-mail. We have removed automated e-mail links from our own e-mail addresses as well as those of anyone referenced on our website. For more information on this problem, see Trend Micro's website about the KLEZ virus and variants.

Some of the links on our site open in new windows (pop-ups) when you click on them, and some toolbars that block pop-ups may not be able to access the parts of our site that open in these windows. MSN Toolbar is one such toolbar with which you may have this problem. To fix this, simply turn off Pop-Up Blocking ("Pop-Up Guard" on MSN) on your toolbar for our site.

We do our best to make sure that ALL of our content is always working for everyone, so if you are experiencing trouble, there is definitely something wrong.

The reason I took the time to make this web site was because I wanted you to spend some time reading it. There are a few links here, but not many, because there aren't many web sites around that are worth linking to. If you want lots of links, try Google. They have lots of links.

The links in our email alerts are designed to fit into a single line of an email message. If a long link has wrapped onto two lines in the message, then the link may not work when you try to click on it. If this is the case, copy and paste the entire link address into a text document, clean up the link by removing any line breaks or spaces from the address and then paste the link into your browser's address field

Our system is set up so that if a link is "dead", you will be automatically redirected to our homepage. If that happens when clicking on a link in one of the courses or emails, let us know and we'll fix it right away. The problem is more likely one of the following: Most likely you are not connected to the internet when you click the link. If you download your mail into Outlook Express, for example, you can be disconnected from the internet and still view your mail.

Due to the nature of the site, we display adverts with links that contain tracking information, unfortunately some anti virus software popup blockers adware fire walls can block these links, you need to ensure that www.cashback-rewards.co.

There are other problems that can occur with links, but they are, perhaps, beyond the scope of this FAQ at this time. If the links are external to your site, then the most likely cause is that you have forgotten the http:// at the start of the link - you must always start with http:// for external links There are other problems that can occur with links, but they are, perhaps, beyond the scope of this FAQ.

We have endeavored to make this site as "user friendly" as possible. In almost every instance where you encounter a HERE link, (meant to be clicked on to go to a new destination) we also include the URL (web address) in text form. So, if for some unknown reason, clicking on the HERE links doesn't work on the system you are using, you can manually copy the address text and paste it into your browser's address bar. And then click enter, or the go button.

Some links may not work for two reasons: (1) the links are being updated at the merchant site; or (2) our affiliate merchants have taken down the particular page that you are trying to access since the featured product has been sold out. We try to keep our links up-to-date as much possible. We would like to apologize for any links that don't work. All I can say is keep spotting these great tech deals for us busy people who don't have much time to search and sort through all the tech clutter.

You cannot link to any files on the CGI-BIN server from a site outside of Spaceports (including Web based email sites and search engines). There is an anti-leech script and a firewall to prevent it. This is to prevent bandwidth theft (use of the services by another site without paying for them). It's actually a good thing for you too, as it prevents other sites using your scripts and taking you over the bandwidth limit.

Your e-mail application may not allow some URLs to fit on one line, hence when you click on the URL you get an error. If this is the case, copy and paste the entire link address in your browser's address field. If you are experiencing other problems please forward your e-mail together with details of your browser, e-mail application and Internet Service Provider to dailyemail@bbc.co.uk

These links may be blocked by a pop-up blocker in your browser. IHI.org uses several pop-up windows on the site (although we never display a pop-up unless you explicitly click a link). The new Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) includes a new pop-up blocker feature that may prevent you from seeing pages correctly on IHI.org. For more information on XP SP2 see http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/sp2/features.mspx. To enable pop-up windows for the entire IHI.

We're working on it. The site is huge and we don't just want to slap a bunch of ads on the category pages. We want as much as possible to choose the best products our sponsors offer and give you the information you need in order to decide whether or not to make a purchase.

References are any Internet-based file that provides supporting or additional information about the security issue. References include a brief description of the reference, the exact title (including any spelling errors made by the author), and the URL or Web address to the reference. The nature of the Internet means that at times some references may not be available.

Occasionally a Webmaster may forget to update his/her site's information in our database, so an un-usable link may appear. If you find such a link please inform us my sending email to keymaster@adultkey.com

If you have pop-up blocker type software or have pop-up stopper as part of your web-browser you this will stop you from viewing the links, since they open in a new web browser.

Tripod UK finally caught on to my massive hemorrhaging of its bandwidth, so they disabled my account. Meaning, any links to files (most likely pictures in your case) there will no longer work. I should have corrected most major links so they lead to my new image host, but if I missed any, contact me.

Neomail me straight away so I can fix it. Do not be afraid, I do not take you correcting me as an insult.

If you receive an error message while taking a course, the most likely cause is a transient transmission problem. Sometimes certain rogue elements (bugs) of a computer's operating system conflict with the programming found at Web sites. This may affect your computer's ability to view our Web pages or to make payment and print out a CME certificate.

Sometimes, your Web site seems to work properly on your computer, but when you upload it, the links stop working and/or the images don't load in your page. The most common causes for this are using the wrong file transfer mode and file name mismatches. When you transfer your files via FTP to the IGS Web server, you will notice that there are two file transfer modes: ASCII and binary. Binary is the standard transfer mode.

Browse to http://www.example.com/gallery/main.php?g2_view=core.PluginCallback&g2_pluginId=rewrite&g2_pluginType=module&g2_command=deactivate For versions before G2.2, use this URL instead: http://www.example.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_controller=core.AdminModules&g2_moduleId=rewrite&g2_action=deactivate If you get a Error (ERROR_PERMISSION_DENIED), then you're not logged in into your G2 and thus can't access the admin pages.

Browse to http://www.example.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_controller=core.AdminModules&g2_moduleId=rewrite&g2_action=deactivate If you get a Error (ERROR_PERMISSION_DENIED), then you're not logged in into your G2 and thus can't access the admin pages. In this case you have to login first and then use the above link. If the login view doesn't work, you can try to login manually with http://www.example.com/gallery/main.php?g2_view=core.UserAdmin&g2_subView=core.

If the download appears but never starts, chances are you have a router that isn't forwarding the correct ports. The answer is to go into your configuration for your router, and change your port forwarding to TCP 4662, UDP 4672. This will usually correct the problem though some routers have been known to be flakey. Just play with your settings! Next, if the download doesn't appear at all in your client, it might have an extremely low availablity.

Most websites are developed to meet the standards of the major current browsers (Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5 or 6), Netscape Communicator (version 7) or America Online (AOL). However, some websites will only display correctly using one browser or another. If you have an older version, you might want to upgrade to the most recommended versions or try another browser.

with the Firefox issue, this is a reaction to security issues, and affects users running versions from around WinXP SP2. The specific issue is that file: links to files on a drive that are referenced by drive letter (e.g. file:U:\\file.doc) don't work. Our strong recommendation is to refer to such files using UNC style paths. If you absolutely must use drive letters, you should be able to adjust the IE security settings to allow this.