This problem usually occurs on Internet Explorer 4.5. It is likely that you are missing a plug-in. Whenever this icon appears, click on it, and Internet Explorer will try to download the missing plug-in. Upgrading your browser and your version of Flash will prevent such problems.

The particular web site you are trying to access is down or the site address in the address bar at the top is mispelled. Try going to another site and to see if the problem happens on all sites. Your connection to the Internet may have dropped. Make sure you still see the little green computers in the system icons area at the lower right of your screen near the time stamp. Your TCP/IP setup is damaged or misconfigured. TCP/IP is the language used by your computer to talk to the Internet.

The Netscape browser does not support some of the coding, known as Cascading Style Sheets or CSS, used to design our new site. We are investigating a fix. One solution is to switch browsers. We recommend the Firefox browser because of its robustness and small file size. It can be downloaded for free from the following Web site:

Occasionally we are unable to generate a .pdf of a page. Often it involves the complexity of an advertising image, the format in which is came from an advertising agency or how it was produced here. We are working to ensure there are few or no missing pages. If a page is missing, we try to remove it from the edition's thumbnail-link page.

First, you may have some incorrect HTML. Browsers vary in their ability to guess what you meant. For instance, Netscape is much more fussy about tables than MS Internet Explorer, so a page with incorrect tables may look fine in MSIE but not display at all in Netscape. See the answer to "How can I check for errors?" for tips on finding your HTML errors. (In fact, even correct nested tables may not display correctly in Netscape.

It probably didn't copy correctly. Look at the code page again, and compare it to the HTML code in your page. Look carefully, and try to find where they are different. If you're using a visual HTML editor, you may have trouble pasting the code directly. I suggest using a plain text editor (like Notepad in Windows or Edit Pad) to insert the code, but Dreamweaver (in Show Code View mode), works just fine, too.

This can happen if you've upgraded your BlackBerry OS, or if you delete your service books. To fix the problem on your BlackBerry:

It shows the favorites. Its contents change when you switch between browsing by folder, category, and search.

This is a broken multi facetted cross. According to its creator, this broctagon (broken octagon) represents both the loneliness of the facet that has been broken out, and the ensuing instability of the remaining parts.

quot;W3C" means "World Wide Web Consortium," and the icon means that each page of this website has had its HTML (coding) tested against their standards to make sure it is correct, thus maximizing the chance that each page will display correctly with all modern web browsers. (However, we do not support correct display in web browsers older than IE 5.5 or Netscape 6.0.

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 of all, please check the SSID setting on your wireless LAN card. Make sure the SSID is set to "CSL"(all capital letter). Some wireless LAN card requires you to reboot your computer after network name change. Next, check the quality of the wireless connectivity between your wireless LAN card and the Access Point. If the link quality and signal strength is low, you may need to change the position in order to improve the link quality.

If you click a button or link and nothing happens for an unusually long time, your browser is "hanging" or "freezing" (they're the same). This means that it is either waiting for information from a server or busy processing internally. At certain times of the day, traffic on the Internet can be very heavy, and you may have to wait a little bit longer for a response from our servers.

You can be sure that FreezePage always displays pages exactly as they were retrieved from the Web site. There are, however, three main reasons why a page may appear different when you freeze and view it at FreezePage and when you visit it directly: The most obvious explanation is of course that the page has changed since you froze it. By nature, the front page of online news providers and similar services can change from one minute to the next.

Recent Dell laptops with high-resolution displays need to have a particular setting turned on in order for Internet Explorer to properly display images and Web sites. The laptops are shipped with that setting turned off. If you have a recent Dell laptop and you have noticed that images in Internet Explorer seem "fuzzy," download and run this registry file, then restart your computer.

This usually happens when you link to graphics or other resources on other web sites, using non-SSL connections. Banner ads and counters are among more common elements you may add to your site from other sites. Since the link to the offsite elements is most likely using http instead of https, your browser informs you that these elements are not encrypted.

Sorry, as we wrote last night, the Wii browser isn't available yet. However, since it's Opera based, and Opera performs well on the ACID2 test, it stands to reason that it will render it properly. No, it's not broken, the disc slot light only lights up when the system is turned on when the disc is inserted.