To clear the cookies (stores temporary Web page images) and refresh browser in Internet Explorer 6.x.: To get help clearing the cache in another browser, check Help and search for “temporary files” or “cache.”

Because PNG is a relatively new image format, you need Netscape Navigator 4.04 (or a later version) or Internet Explorer 4.0 (or a later version) to display PNG images. Even with the latest Web browsers, you may have difficulty in displaying PNG images that contain transparent information. If a certain type or style of font --- for example, antialiasing or italics --- is being used, the right edge of a logo may be lost.

Your browser will have a way to save images it displays. In Netscape, right-click on the image and select "Save image as". In MS Internet Explorer, right-click and select "Save picture as". In either case be certain that you name the file something with a .jpg extension like TexasBurrMapZoom.jpg, because the default name presented to you in the dialog box might be something like makeJpg.cgi.

Usually, images that do not load correctly represent a temporary problem and do not require any special fixes. Simply reload the page you are currently visiting and the problem should be resolved. If the issue does not resolve itself you might also make sure that your browser software has not become corrupt ? if it has you might try uninstalling and installing the most current version of your chosen browser software.

There is a extra package for TinyMCE called TinyMCE compressor that reduces download and initialization time dramaticly by using GZip to compress the JavaScript files. You need to specify a content css file with the content_css option in order to change the default text color or background of the editor. The specified CSS is loaded after the default CSS so you can use it to override. A good idea to check the CSS status of elements is to install Firebug addon to Firefox.

This problem has been seen in Internet Explorer 7. You can have the elapsed time display again by changing the settings below: Scroll down to "Scripting" (near the end of the list) and locate Allow Status Bar Updates via Script, and select Enable.

We've have been reported that messed up JavaScript could return a VC++ runtime error and crash Internet Explorer on a few windows configuration. The solution is to setup carefully the JavaScript file (copy/paste existing line to add parameter).

Most likely you forgot to close a quote at the end of the SRC attribute. Alternatively, perhaps you used a ">" character in an ALT text or somewhere else inside a tag. Although this is legal, several older browsers will think the tag ends there, so the rest is displayed as normal text. This especially happens if you use comment tags to "comment out" text with HTML tags.

Try closing other applications. If you are on a Mac, you may want to try and allocate more memory to the Insight program.

Sometimes your browser will get clogged up with garbage. Follow these steps to Clean up your computer.

No. CountStats.net uses dedicated servers that are directly connected to an Internet backbone. Your counter will probably be the fastest loading part of your site.

The more ControlTimers you have, the longer this process will take. However the search time can be greatly reduced by refining your ControlTimers to narrow the selection. A quick way of doing this is to limit them to one channel, rather that All.

We have made every effort to ensure that Great Canadian Rebates will operate on any browser you select. As such Great Canadian Rebates has checked the website through the following validations:

If your browser has never worked as you expected with this service, please verify you have the correct version and that your browser settings are set properly. If you continue to have browser problems, please call M&T Online at 1-800-790-9130.

The Browser back button in OWL-Space is designed to move backward to the Tool (the items listed on the left hand side menu) that you were using previously. If you are trying to go to the previous page within a tool, please click on the little up arrow that is at the top of the box in the center section of the screen. This up arrow should be located to the left of the title of the tool that you are currently using.

First, make sure that your chosen e-mail client allows you to view images as part of your e-mail messages. Next, check to see if the image has been included as an attachment. Finally, make sure your e-mail program is not corrupted and is functioning correctly.

Check to see if images are enabled in your browser. Check your browser's help files for more information about how to do this.

try lowering the resolution (if you're using Unix, here is a list of modelines for low resolution modes on X11) No, it doesn't. The ram usage reported by top or other system utilities includes AGP memory which ranges from 32 to 256 or more megabytes of ram. But this ram isn't really used - it's just attached to the process (hint : if this is the case for you, XFree should also have a huge size).

This is because you are on a slow connection and the images we host are of great quality and with a great resolution, so some of them are really heavy to download.