In early 2007, the VCI Classifieds were "Ajax'ified". This means certain portions of the Classifieds were re-designed with AJAX technology. AJAX allows web pages to function more as an application on your computer instead of an older, traditional web page. If you've noticed how a small portion of some pages change, instead of the whole page, you've noticed the AJAX working. For many users the result is a faster and more pleasant experience.

The VRC website is designed for Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher only. If you are using a different browser (such as Mozilla, Firefox etc.) you are highly recommended to use Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher to prevent layout- and functionality problems.

Our site does not support the Opera browser. You might try using another browser. For an optimal experience, we recommend using either Netscape (version 7.0 or higher) or Internet Explorer (version 5.5 or higher).

EOC Employee Relationship Management System pages are best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.1 to 6.0 along with Java Virtual Machine. One can download this browser freely from http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.asp or downloads-zdnet.com or or any other well known software download web site. Other browsers such as Netscape or Opera can also be used. Browsers are also available on the CD that accompanies computer magazines selling for around Indian Rupees 100.

First, try right-clicking on the link (ctrl-click for Mac users) and download the file to your hard drive before playing it. The exact language changes from browser to browser, but look for something like "Save Link As..." or "Save Target As..." If it still doesn't work, restart your system after installing the player or plug-in (even if they say you don't have to).

Mozilla Edit->Preferences->Privacy&Security->Cookies->Enable Work around a javascript problem in Mozilla by allowing pop-up windows Mozilla Edit->Preferences->Advanced->Scripts->Raise allowed. Enable access to the Java console from the Explorer menus and force it to keep synchronized Explorer Tools->Internet Options->Temporary Files->Check for newer versions->Automatically) Disable the automatic storage of passwords if you are not the only user of your console.

When a musical example is played or stopped, a new page with the music is loaded into a frame in your browser. Thus, when you click the "Back" button on your browser, those frames will be referenced first, and not the main page of the site. Thus, moving to a previous page may require a few extra clicks on the "Back" button.

The browser button produces a pop-up window to save references or view comments. If you have a pop-up blocker installed, or use a browser that automatically blocks pop-ups, the button may not work as intended. To prevent the pop-up from being suppressed, hold down the CTRL key while clicking on the button.

This site has been designed using "Cascading Style Sheets" (CSS) for all visual formatting and positioning of components of each page, and we have tried to test all the HTML/CSS code to make sure it is valid and so should work well in modern compliant browsers. Many older browsers can't cope and some newer ones may not render everything properly. If you are having problems, please check that your browser is the latest version available and consider upgrading if possible.

A1.23 - Web browsers that enforce "high security" settings disable the use of JavaScript in certain ways in order to avoid the execution of malicious code. The Web View requires full JavaScript functionality in order to operate correctly. You can work around this by adding your i-Catcher system to the trusted sites list (please see your web browser's help/documentation for information on how to do this).

Scorch is fully compatible with Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Firefox and Opera on Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4.0, 2000 and XP. and most browsers on Mac OS X. If you are using Mac OS 8.6-9.2, Scorch is currently only compatible with the Carbonized version of Opera.

Actually it's a good idea to avoid using your web browser's 'Back' button while you are in Blackboard, because it can cause problems. Blackboard offers you a 'Back' link at the bottom of pages where the back option is needed. You can also use the other navigation buttons on the page to return to a certain place within Blackboard without the need to use the browser's 'Back' button.

For a variety of reasons a continent ileostomy will not be successful for every person. A surgical revision may be needed to correct a malfunction - this is usually highly successful. For the very few patients whose body will not tolerate an internal pouch it can be removed, returning to a conventional Brooke ileostomy with an external appliance. It is easy for me as your BCIR surgeon to have direct communication by mail and by phone when necessary with your local physicians.

Windows.Net 2003 incorporates a new service named Windows Image Acquisition(WIA). Since most servers are not equipped with scanners or cameras, the Windows Image Acquisition service is disabled by default to reduce system resources used by the operating system. If you want to make your Imaging device work under Windows.Net 2003 then you first need to enable the Windows Image Acquisition Service.

Well. There have been cases of folks being able to register, but then not being able to use the rest of the site, adding their vehicles, searching and so on. In all these cases it has turned out to be because they were using an old browser. Netscape 4.x seems to be the most common source of problems. The site uses CSS and ASP. Neither of these seems particularly to the taste of early Netscape browsers. So, sorry if for some reason you must use older software.

Check to see if your instrument give a large signal when pointed directly at the Sun and a small signal when dark. If not, then recheck the wiring. Be sure the LED and op amp are installed in the proper direction! Be sure the volt meter is set to read voltage and not resistance or current. Some LEDs are more sensitive than others. If you use a very sensitive LED, the VHS-1 may "saturate" when pointed directly at the Sun.

use all lower case in your file names - mixed case doesn't matter on the LRS server, but if you move your files later to another server, inconsistent case may cause problems for you When you find a URL you want to add while browsing the Web, but don't have access to your file, don't write it down on paper and type it in later. Instead, use the Web browser to email the URL to yourself, and then later, copy it from the email to your Web file.

Note: COPAA has two directories – the public directory (Find an Attorney/Advocate) and a private Member Directory inside the Member Area of the site.

This web site only works with Netscape 6.0 or later, Mozilla 1.21 or later and Internet Explorer 5.0 or later browsers. back to top

PayPal requires that your browser support cookies in order to use it's services, and that cookies are enabled. If you're using a modern browser and still having trouble please check to make sure that you are allowing the use of cookies. If you're using an older browser that does not support the use of cookies please consider upgrading your browser to a newer version. If that is not an option you can also pay via credit card / ground-mail by contacting the IVSA treasurer Brian Gran.

You must be using Microsoft's Internet Explorer version 5.0 or later, or Netscape Version 7.0 or later. There are no exceptions to this. Load your browser, click Help (at the top), then "About". The version will be displayed. Compare the version number to those shown above and make sure they are as high as the versions required for your browser.

Our website uses Active-X controls and Java Scripts, your Firewall is probably blocking them. The drop-down select boxes are adversly affected by this. View our Privacy Policy for more information.

Your ISP will sometimes cache documents for the same reason browsers cache documents. If many users are requesting the same document, the ISP stores the document on its system instead of retrieving it from the originating site each time a user requests it; this is why the ISP copy may not be the originating site's latest version.

On ISO-9660 formatted discs without the Rock Ridge Extensions, you need to add the -noleaf option to the find command. See the find(1) man page for details. In my experience virtually all recent Linux CDs use the Rock Ridge extensions, so this problem should occur very rarely.) Linux supports most CD-R and CD-RW drives. The cdrecord and mkisofs tools can be used to burn CDs, there are also many graphical front-ends to these tools. For more information see the Linux CD-Writing HOWTO.

CGI programs on our servers are handled by a program called CGIwrap, which provides a secure, controlled setuid environment for CGI execution, along with a handy debugging facility. To debug a script, set the handler for your script to be the one with debugging. This is best explained with an example. Say you need help debugging http://cgi.cse.unsw.edu.au/~user/cgi-bin/somedir/problem.cgi. You should create a .

Many Barcode Scanners require an initial configuration setup prior to using. You must be certain that the Barcode Scanner supports the barcode that you are using and that the scanner uses an ASCII 09 suffix termination. Please refer to the documentation provided by your Barcode Scanner for further assistance.

Many of the applications and utilities rely on your H: drive being mapped, check you can access it, and if you can't, see why can't I access my H: drive?.

It's probably because your NAT router (either hardware or software NAT solution) doesn't properly handle UDP packets. Most of these NAT systems handle TCP properly as TCP is used for web browsing, email, ftp, and even some games. However, UDP isn't as commonly used as TCP and in most cases UDP isn't used for peer-to-peer connections. The most common use of UDP is for DNS lookups (when your web browser takes a name like www.kali.net and turns it into an IP# like 66.151.180.3).

This website has so far been tested for use with Internet Explorer 5x and 6x (MAC, PC), Netscape (MAC, PC), Firefox (MAC, PC) and Safari (OS x 10.3). The only known issues are with MAC Internet Explorer 5x, which seems to have a bug that randomly extends certain active text links to areas far beyond the text itself. This is presenting a problem on the homepage with the "Featured Loop", the "Next Page Link" and some others on the site. MAC users, Firefox and Safari are recommended.