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ikthius 07-04-2005 16:44

Re: hyperlink problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by printerman
I clicked the link and got cannot display....then did the ctrl +F5 when in the browser and it came up....what does that mean? What doe sthe ctrl F5 do?

it is like forcing a refresh but should get rid of old the old page in the temp files/cache some say it does some say it does not.

but to be sure, clear the temp internet files/cache depending on your browser.

ik

Flubflow 07-04-2005 16:49

Re: hyperlink problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by printerman
I think its demon. I'm still a little confused...

Well, if that confused you then get some more confusion and read this....:)...
http://www.demon.net/helpdesk/techni...faq/proxy/#ie5

printerman 07-04-2005 16:54

Re: hyperlink problem
 
No, still doesn't work...cleared my cache (temp internet files). also checked the settnings and the new webpages was set to automatic. ..the site has been posted for over a week now and surely should be available when i use a hyperlink from word.

Flubflow 07-04-2005 16:59

Re: hyperlink problem
 
Does it work OK if you create a weblink in Word to a completely different website or is it all weblinks you put in word that causes the problem?

printerman 07-04-2005 17:02

Re: hyperlink problem
 
just put a link to nthellworld under my link and it worked fine.

Flubflow 07-04-2005 17:06

Re: hyperlink problem
 
OK, try putting a questionmark at the end of the link you were having problems with and try that. (this should automatically force a refresh).

e.g. just as an example for syntax, "http://www.flubflow.com?"

Any joy?

printerman 08-04-2005 08:17

Re: hyperlink problem
 
No, it still doesn't work, even with the question mark??

Richard M 08-04-2005 09:08

Re: hyperlink problem
 
I'd ask your network admin what's going on - it's possible that there is some weird DNS entries or proxying set up (he'll know what these mean).


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