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. See similar questions...

Getting "The page cannot be displayed" error after submitting an answer may happen consistently or occasionally. The page cannot be displayed" indicates that your browser cannot connect to our exam engine. This could be caused by anything from temporary loss of Internet connectivity to improperly configured proxies and firewalls. If you get this error in the middle of an exam you will need to click the refresh button to reload the page. See similar questions...

Often when it appears that forms central is experiencing technical issues the cause is actually the browser configuration. Internet Explorer 7.0 shouldn't see these problems, but with any version lower than that, the likelihood is at least doubled. If the version is anything lower than 7, follow the next steps to configure Internet Explorer to support TLS 1.0: If you do not immediately see the pages, close your browser and then re-open it and access the website. See similar questions...

Verify that an IP address is assigned to the specific domain name you are attempting to secure. This can be found under the properties tab. Also, you may be attempting to secure multiple virtual domains that are all associated with the same IP. Each domain you want to secure MUST have a separate IP associated with it. See similar questions...

This can be happening for two reasons. You may have an old search "cached" in your web browser. To delete the "cached" pages click Tools->Internet Options->Delete Files. Next, you will need to hit the "Refresh" button. If this doesn't fix the problem, your privacy settings may be set too high for our website. This is usually the case when your privacy settings are set to "High" or "Block All Cookies". See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

The class fees pay only for my time to teach each class. Each student must earn the certification by demonstrating proficiency in the various required skills and by passing the written test. If at the end of the class I don't think you're ready to do these dives without an instructor, I will not issue your card. If I did otherwise, I'd be doing both of us a disservice. I hope you understand. See similar questions...

The Active Server Pages technology that we use to provide live reporting for the web sends a Session ID to be stored on your machine. You can refuse this cookie and still be able to use the ILL web pages and ILLiad without any problems. Back to Top See similar questions...

The graphics in the header of the website are considered non-secure items by some browsers. You can tell your browser to show the non-secure elements and this will not affect the security of any data connections between you and our website; credit card information, passwords, and other sensitive data will still be encrypted. Alternatively you can opt not to show the non-secure items and the page will load without the graphics but will still be entirely secure. See similar questions...

The Active Server Pages technology used to provide live reporting for the web sends a Session ID to be stored on your machine. You can refuse this cookie and still be able to use the ILL web pages and ILLiad without any problems. Reference Searches Merriam-Webster Dictionary: Merriam-Webster Thesaurus: Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia: See similar questions...

Due to great demand for cross event, multiple organization, and multiple size ordering, we were required to use programming which only the most current web browsers understand. Versions of Internet Explorer older than 5, Netscape versions older than 6 and AOL versions older than 5 will not work correctly on the site. If you attempt to view an event with one of these older browsers, you will be redirected to a download page for the most current version of Internet Explorer. See similar questions...

Jake Brake? is a registered trademark of Jacobs Vehicle SystemsTM. The term "Jake Brake" is sometimes incorrectly used to refer to compression release type engine brakes in general. The term correctly refers to all of Jacobs Vehicle Systems retarding products including Jacobs Exhaust Brakes and Jacobs Driveline Brakes as well as Jacobs Engine Brakes. Engine brakes are used extensively on heavy-duty trucks, with diesel engines over 10.0L displacement. See similar questions...

If windows finds a "Standard Modem" you need the drivers for that specific modem brand instead. Standard Modem means that you have installed a GENERIC driver rather than the correct one that comes with your modem or computer. Re-install the modem drivers from the disk(s) that came with your modem. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

quot;This site is temporarily unavailable! The web site you are trying to access has exceeded its allocated data transfer. Access to this site will be restored within an hour. Please try again later" See similar questions...

If you attempt to directly access one of the pages you will receive this message. This means you cannot bookmark pages after the login page. You must login each time you use the system. Are you using Microsoft Internet Explorer? If so, don't. This system is designed for use with Mozilla Firefox. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...