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re: cookies
Saturday, November 22, 2003 at 7:06 pm
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Nancy
(1 messages posted)
This procedure works for temporary internet files, but did not work for removing
cookies. I have hundreds of cookies and do not know how to go about deciding which
ones to remove. Also, I have a subfolder titled Content.IE5 in the Temporary Internet
folder which contains exactly the same files as the Temporary Internet folder. Does
anyone know why this is happening and what I can do to permanently eliminate it?
On Saturday, February 8, 2003 at 5:41 pm, zygoteXY :o' wrote:
>I will answer your question as you should have phrased it, and assume that this
is
>what you meant:
>
If you get a messege from a site that says you should enable cookies, or javascript
>for that matter, consider the following:
>
Javascript and cookies were already enabled by default in Internet Explorer,
>in Windows (therefore AOL), and Netscape and all the others. So if you did change
>it, and you cannot view a page, the problem is thus:
>
1. You are using an outdated "favorite," bookmark, or internet site link. Not
>all links on the Internet actually work, as sites often change. Some google search
>results actually pull up error pages! To correct this, navigate to the homepage
or
>startpage of the site you are trying to view, and go "the long way" this is especially
>true of sites with login feature. then if you want, you can update your bookmark
>or personal link. SOME PAGES that are part of a sequence or that change in too often
>in quality simply cannot be bookmarked; you will have to experiment.
>2. Your temporary Internet Files are corrupted. This can cause problems viewing
pages.
>It is recommended to delete Temp files about once a month. To fis this: I reccommend
>that you Cleanup Temp files on Drive C. Go to Start->RUN and type CLEANMGR in the
>box that appears. Click OK. When the Disk Cleanup Utility appears, it will say drive
>C is selected. Click OK. Some items will be checked. You do not need to empty the
>Recycle Bin at this time if you choose, but all the others you should have checked.
>Proceed to delete the files. Now try your internet page again. Let me know if this
>helps.
>
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- re: cookies (zygoteXY :o': Saturday, February 8, 2003 at 5:41 pm)
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