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Gizmo

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Posted: 11:43pm 22 Sep 2010

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Hey just wondering how many are getting this error?

A forum member has reported it to me and I'm trying to sort it out. If you have seen this error, please post a message with your browser version, like IE7, IE6 etc.

I suspect is caused by the google news feed. I've had problems with google news feeds before.

Glenn

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Posted: 05:08am 23 Sep 2010

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IE8 and Google Chrome seem to work fine.
Maybe try and get them to clear the cache.
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Posted: 06:26am 23 Sep 2010

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Hi Glen

My connection wasnt working all day but come good when I tried again now using firefox

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Posted: 06:40am 23 Sep 2010

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There were a couple of outages last night. Storms blew trees onto power lines, caused two outages, each about 2 hours long. I dont want to confuse those outages with the IE error.

Bob did you see a error like the one in the image above?

I'm using IE8 mostly, plus I run firefox, safari and chome for testing, but I'm not having any problems. However, that doesn't mean the problem isn't there.

Glenn

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Posted: 01:08pm 23 Sep 2010

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Hi Glen

I use fire fox most times and it doesn't come up with a error message as does IE, I find that IE8 is a slower but more stable platform which I use for secure applications as Firefox constantly locks up when used on secure connections.
It may have been related to your outages but I feel it lasted longer than that. All is well now on both browsers so I am inclined to think it was at the server as nothing else has changed. Being on satellite connection lots of unexplained things happening.

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Bob

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Gizmo

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Posted: 10:35pm 23 Sep 2010

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The issue has been resolved, looks like a problem with the members PC that was fixed when they upgraded to IE8.

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