To trouble-shoot the problem, log onto the web server and look in your folder to see if the file is there. If it's not there, you should upload it and try it again; if the file is there, you probably have made a mistake in creating the link to the file (names do not match). A link can be corrected by opening up the originating file in your web authoring software and checking the link for accuracy.

The URL address you put in your browser is wrong. Check the web site address and the folder name, finally the script name. Remember this is case SenEsitIve. An occasional, if rare error, is if you have created a cgi-bin of your own in your web space however the server may ignore this and use it's own cgi-bin you have not got access to.

This means that the link to the file you're trying to download is broken because the file has been accidentally erased or moved to a different location. Sometimes FilePlanet "hiccups" and will report a file that exists as nonexistent. Try pressing back then following the link again. If you still get a 404 error please send an e-mail to files@planetcnc.com and tell us exactly what link you were trying to access and from what page. [Back to Top]

Create a page with the look and feel of your website and post the message the want your viewers to see when they stumble upon a page that is not in your web site. Then please submit a support at http://www.ticketmonster.hostingsupport.com/ and tell us the page you want as your error page and we will take care of it for you. Return To Top

Turn-off the bi-directional capabilities of the printer, you may need to contact your printer manufacturer to learn how to accomplish this.

that NetSwitcher detected that Netscape Navigator with a version greater than 4.0 was installed but that a key piece of it's configuration information was not found. This can happen if Netscape was uninstalled improperly or never installed fully. NetSwitcher should still operate correctly but the message will continue to be displayed. If you no longer use Netscape, you may want to rename or delete the following registry key: NetSwitcher is looking at this key.

EZProxy delivers error pages to users for certain common problems. These will usually have the libraries' header and information relevant to explaining the problem and solution. There are a variety of common errors that occur during general surfing of the Internet. When they occur, the web server (or web browser) sends an error page for you to view - usually without a lot of explanation. These may or may not be related to EZProxy.

You will become an owner on your bot. You can leave the bot running (nobody else will become an owner if they say "hello"), but in the future, don't use the "-m" option when running the bot. My Eggdrop won't run; it just says "can't find your hostname!" Your machine is set up strangely, and Eggdrop can't figure out its network hostname. You can get around this by setting the my-ip setting in the config file correctly.

Find out what file error it is giving. If it says "index.html not found" then your index.html file is missing from the path you configured. or you need to set the path of the folder where your website files is. For other file types, check out the file name is correct and does not contain any spaces in it. Refer the Step-By-Step tutorial for further details.

This error may be a result of mistyping the user name and/or password. If you User Name and /or password are correct, then this could also be a security setting on your browser. Please check the Instructions page to find out how to change your security settings on your browser.

You can download and install the ADO by going to Microsoft's site http://www.microsoft.com/DATA and download Microsoft's JET 4.0 and MDAC (Microsoft's Data Access Components) and installing version 2.5 or 2.6 or (version 2.7 for XP and 2000 machines) XP and 2000 users who have installed MDAC 2.7 you will also require the Jet 4.0 Service Pack 3 as it is NO LONGER distributed as part of MDAC starting with Version 2.7. Jet 4.0 Service Pack 3 is also available from http://www.microsoft.

When a surfer tries to load a page that is not located on your server, your server will generate what is called a "404 Error", which means "I cannot find this file". Normally, your server will generate a simple report to the user, saying it could not find the requested file. But, you can change what your server shows in this situation. In fact, you can tell the server to redirect the surfer to any URL you wish. We will pay you for this redirected traffic.

Download accelerators (or "leeching" tools) may cause download errors, and it is recommended that you use your browser's download capabilities instead. There may also be other reasons, which are listed below. Or the link may simply be broken, and you can email us about it.

Yes you can set several custom error pages through your control panel, so if a customer tries a page that no longer exists they can be redirected to your main web site instead of getting a generic error.