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Thanks; I have Firefox at home, but not at work...hmmmm....Surely Netscape has to be compatible with IE. Any other ideas?<br />
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Thanks again.
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Thanks; I have Firefox at home, but not at work...hmmmm....Surely Netscape has to be compatible with IE. Any other ideas?

Thanks again.

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Thanks, tree. Can I do this in IE? If so, how so?
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Thanks, tree. Can I do this in IE? If so, how so?

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In IE you can click on Tools &gt;&nbsp;Internet Options. Under Browsing History, click on Check Settings. Where it says &quot;Check for newer versions of stored pages&quot;, select &quot;Every time I visit the page&quot;. You can also set the size of the cache.
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In IE you can click on Tools > Internet Options. Under Browsing History, click on Check Settings. Where it says "Check for newer versions of stored pages", select "Every time I visit the page". You can also set the size of the cache.

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Thanks, Tree. <br />
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Yes, I figured his out and it seems to have helped.....
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Thanks, Tree.

Yes, I figured his out and it seems to have helped.....

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Of late, whenever I attempt to open postings or threads relevant to my Netscape membership, I get old pages. I know this is so because sometimes (but not always) if I refresh the page in question, I get an up to date version. &nbsp;Re-logging into the site helps sometimes but not always. <br />
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I've tried deleting old Internet files, and this has helped--temporarily.<br />
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Any ideas? Thanks. 
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Of late, whenever I attempt to open postings or threads relevant to my Netscape membership, I get old pages. I know this is so because sometimes (but not always) if I refresh the page in question, I get an up to date version.  Re-logging into the site helps sometimes but not always. 

I've tried deleting old Internet files, and this has helped--temporarily.

Any ideas? Thanks. 

Problem with Getting Up-To-Date Pages in Netscape

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.