This is a common occurrence with browsers. We recommend you use the Back button on this site in lieu of your browser buttons. See similar questions...

Yes. However if you need to look at the course to answer the next question on the test, make sure that you write your answers down on a note pad. Using the back button on the browser will reset all of your answers to "A". See similar questions...

Both buttons "re-package" a selected message so that it can be re-sent. The 'Reply' button also addresses the message back to who sent it - the 'Forward' button leaves filling in the address up to you. See similar questions...

It is recommended that you use the Menu functions in Web Advisement and Registration, not that back button. See similar questions...

The back button of the browser should not be used whenever there is a "Return to Search Results" button or similarly worded button on the page. If the back button is used it may or may not work correctly. When you have finished emailing and returned to the Save/Print/Email page, you did not use the "Return to Search" button. Use the appropriate field code (for each database, the codes are listed on the factsheet which is found by clicking the i icon beside the database name). See similar questions...

You should always use the iLink "Go Back" button. If you try to reset the search form after using the browser's back button, your previous search will be re-searched instead of the search form being cleared for a new search. If you follow a lot of hyperlinks and then use the browser's back button, iLink can lose track of its navigation. See similar questions...

Your data will be preserved when you install the purchased version of HealthFrame. If you are ever concerned about the possibility of losing your data, you should create a backup of your personal health record (PHR). See similar questions...

There are 10 standard reports you can run from the database. Most of these can also be sent to a file which can be imported to a word processor to be edited. Five books have been produced in Rhode Island using just this technique. See similar questions...

Hitting the 'Forward' button on any OUTSHOUT will drop that OUTSHOUT into the send page so that you can record additional comments on top, and then send to new recipients. See similar questions...

No. The Web is a stateless system. The server can't tell where you've been, or how long it's been since you last visited. When you hit the reload button, you tell the server that you want a fresh copy of the form. This, in turn, replaces the form and its contents you were working with. Back to top See similar questions...

Do not use your browser's Back button, this may cause problems with old data in cache being inserted into your PPV forms. ?This old data may cause unexpected results with the purchase process. See similar questions...

No. Your data will be saved if you click the "SAVE" button before you exit. You may re-enter the Web form at a later time and continue to key data. See similar questions...

No. After you log in again, the page you were working in when the timeout occurred redisplays with the current entries saved. See similar questions...

No, once you decide to purchase the Auto Restoration Assistant after downloading and evaluating the demo, you can activate the software by applying the serial number that is issued. This will convert the existing demo to a full install. A CD is sent for future use in the event of a system crash. Try it free for 30 days. See similar questions...

What if your house never burns down? Will your home owner's policy give back all the premium you paid? It's a chance you take. But it's far better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. And, many companies do have a return of premium rider that will pay you or a beneficiary if you never use the policy. That rider increases your premium significantly, however. See similar questions...

E-mails are collected and automatically added to our e-mail data base for the purpose of keeping interested visitors updated on the latest changes, additions, products & articles. Any forms filled out within the site, ordering any product, or any posts made to our reports/forums board may collect your e-mail address. We never sell or give out e-mail address to anyone. See similar questions...

If you were completing the form from its current location instead of downloading and saving it on your PC, the data was not saved. Download the files to your PC, choosing the "save to disk" option. Call 1-800-201-4657 or 301-457-4643 or 301-457-4755 or you may write to US Census Bureau 1201 East Tenth St. Jeffersonville, IN 47132-0001 See similar questions...