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).

Everybody's Web browser crashes or locks up once in a while, so it doesn't necessarily mean there's something wrong with your computer. If you experience a crash but you still have control of your mouse, close all of your programs, disconnect from the Internet, and restart your computer. Then reconnect to the Net and restart your browser. If you're system has locked up completely, turn off the power switch, wait a few seconds, and then turn it back on. See similar questions...

Sometimes, your Internet connection may be interrupted somehow. If this happens, simply connect back to the Internet and go back to the chat room. Unfortunately, when your chat session is interrupted, the chat box is erased and you will not be able to see the previous discussion. But you can always read the chat logs later by clicking on the "Chat Logs" link on the Course Menu. See similar questions...

Do you have other third-party browser plug-ins installed on your system? Some of these plug-ins don't play so well with the Job Search Toolbar. If you want to continue using the Job Search Toolbar, we recommend you uninstall other browser plug-in software and see if that corrects the problem. We appreciate your patience while we work on a solution. See similar questions...

If your computer crashes or you close the browser window, try signing in again to continue. If you still have trouble contact the IT Help Desk immediately at (800) 865-6143 or (785) 532-7722 or go to http://support.online.ksu.edu. See similar questions...

When you start an evaluation, each time you hit the "Next" button, your responses for that page will be saved. You can return to finish it anytime before the evaluation period closes by logging into the system and clicking on the course again. Any courses with incomplete evaluations will be at the top of your course listings and will have "resume FCE" next to it. See similar questions...

Don't worry, we have built in data recovery technology into this form. If your browser crashes, or you lose your Internet connection, you can simply return to the CDX web site and continue filling out your form. If you choose, you can begin the submission process again. See similar questions...

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.” See similar questions...

There is usually nothing wrong with our images. We can download them on the systems we have at the CMC without problems. If you have difficulties viewing some elements at the site, we are unlikely to be able to help you unless it is a problem on our server. Your best bet is to consult internet resources on the various types of software available, e.g. Netscape Help or Internet Explorer Support. See similar questions...

I want to make a splashscreen for a big applet that is contained in a jar, but the jars are loaded before the splashimage is displayed. Author: Finlay McWalter (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=13911) Question originally posed by Philip Dannaux (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=22157 To write an applet that shows a splashscreen, we need to know what happens when applets (and java classes in general) are loaded. When you ask a java runtime to load a class (e.g. See similar questions...

The Insight Browser will take about 1 minute to completely load with a modem at 28K, faster for a modem at 45K. The Java Client will take about the same time. When you zoom into images, be patient. But once you have accessed with a modem, when you access the next time, it will be about twice as fast since Insight stores some of the data in your Browser cache. The best way to get the benefit of the high resolution images we offer is to get some kind of broadband Internet access - cable or dsl. See similar questions...

Ideally, there should be someone around 24 hours a day to make sure the system is put back up when it dies. A reasonable compromise for companies that aren't large enough to do this is to be sure someone's on the system during peak usage hours, to make sure the system is reset when it goes down. See similar questions...

Indexed annuities do carry a guaranteed minimum return, but only if you keep the policy until its maturity date. The guaranteed return is usually 3%, but that may not be 3% of what you paid into the policy in the first place. Some companies guarantee you'll get at least 3% of 90% of what you spent. Also make sure you check on how that minimum return is computed. If, for example, you get at least 3% compounded annually, that works out to a little more than a 10% gain after seven years. See similar questions...

To ensure that the site performs well, we've designed Tripaddiction.com with very few bells and whistles. The same can't be said for the web sites of some of our recommended hotels. To reduce the risk of "crashing," limit the number of foreign web sites you visit per session. Quit and restart frequently. And if a site is taking too long to load, hit "stop" on your browser menu bar and try again later. See similar questions...

This is caused by a malformed HTML document: there're missing closing tags, the HTML structure is incorrectly formatted, the BODY section is missing or the menus' loader code has been placed outside the <BODY> section of the HTML structure, etc... Mozilla-based browsers are very sensitive to malformed HTML documents and the presence of the documents will Freeze the browser. We recommend the use of this tool. See similar questions...

Some large and complex data requests can take several minutes to process, and again take additional time and memory to download the results and display in your web browser. Please be patient with complex queries, and allow up to 10 minutes. If your web browser is unable to load a page, then exit your browser and reopen it. If you cannot exit the web browser, try to end the process, for example by using the "Task Manager" for a "Windows" computer. See similar questions...

jClientUpload applet includes two sample files : One for HTTP upload (see applet_http.html and applet_http.js) and one for FTP upload (see applet_ftp.html and applet_ftp.js). Edit and modify parameters in the JavaScript file (the one ending by .js) matching to your need. See similar questions...