I'd only just got in after the party when I wrote that..Could barely see..!
Ok, what I meant is some people seem to have problems when attempting to view 'new' content of a web page.
This is largely because Internet Explorer is by default configured not to check for new content upon visiting a site
every time, but to view it from it's cache.
The remedy for this is to go to ( on the toolbar at the top of the page in Internet Explorer, or Internet Options in Control Panel )
Tools/Internet Options and in the Temporary Internet Files, delete files first, then hit the settings button and check the box that says Check For Newer versions Of Stored Pages :
Every visit to the page.
As far as I can tell, this is easily the best setting for a user browsing boards and frequently updated web sites.
Microsoft claim that faster web surfing can be obtained by viewing pages stored in a cahe, which is true to an extent, but no good if you have to keep refreshing the pages you view most.
Hope that helps,
Mick.
Elephant §toned.
The Stone Roses Website.
http://elephantstoned.co.uk
The Rub Online.
The Rub Official Website.
http://rub-online.co.uk
