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#10122 - 08/05/02 03:21 PM IE 5.2.1 and Proxie Server
Anonymous Unregistered	I'm running IE 5.2.1 on OS X (TiPowerbook). At home via dial-up, its fine, never crashes. But at work, I have to go out thru a Proxie Server, and IE crashes about every fifth page. I can go back to the page and it views fine, but after about five more, it crashes again. Does anyone have any ideas??<br><br>thanks,<br>Michael.<br><br>P.S. Need to change my sign on from ibookguy to TiBookGuy :)<br><br>
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#10123 - 08/05/02 08:15 PM Re: IE 5.2.1 and Proxie Server
Anonymous Unregistered	You have a Titanium Powerbook right? Why is your name iBookguy?<br><br>Peace, Late, Skate<br><br>~Steve~
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#10124 - 08/05/02 08:19 PM Re: IE 5.2.1 and Proxie Server
yoyo52 Nothing comes of nothing. Registered: 05/25/01 Posts: 30413 Loc: PA, USA	Do you have the right proxy settings in the browser's preferences?<br><br>Great wits are sure to madness near allied.--John Dryden, "Absalom and Achitophel" _________________________ MACTECH ubi dolor ibi digitus
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#10125 - 08/07/02 04:30 AM Re: IE 5.2.1 and Proxie Server [Re: yoyo52]
Anonymous Unregistered	HangDog,<br>I have one of the original Blueberry iBooks (almost three years old now) and just recently got TiBook (DVI) Hence the line about needing to change my log in.<br><br>
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#10126 - 08/07/02 08:10 AM Re: IE 5.2.1 and Proxie Server
Anonymous Unregistered	ok<br><br>Peace, Late, Skate<br><br>~Steve~
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