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Message: MSN's Latest Changes

From: zappaz1 Sent: 05 June 2001 Message 1 of 5

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From: zappaz1 Sent: 05 June 2001 Message 2 of 5

I tried getting onto our community here several times and found that using Netscape, the Adult Warning window came up over and over and over and over-- when I clicked to get in.

I then tried MSN's Internet Explorer and that worked. If others have this same problem, we may loose members.

I hope MSN will warn everybody using Netscape that they will have to install IE to go to communities.

I liked Netscape better as it allowed me to copy and paste to this window I am typing in now!

From: Kayser Soze Sent: 05 June 2001 Message 3 of 5

I actually had this problem a few months back. However, the problem did NOT occur on every machine I use even though I used the same software on each. What I found was that my machine at home had a problem with a stored passport of some sort. If I remember correctly (which is a long shot :-) I deleted my cookies file and everything was fine.

Soze

P.S. I am SURE you are right though. This is probably a deliberate problem when using Netscape rather than I.E.

P.P.S Deliberate? Yeah... just like when you go to type in your passport and you can not TAB down to the password line... even though you can when using I.E

From: Joe Sent: 05 June 2001 Message 4 of 5

Zappaz, check the "cookies" settings on your Netscape browser. That just might be the problem - I think cookies have to be turned on for MSN Communities.

From: Joe Sent: 10 June 2001 Message 5 of 5

I've seen a tip somewhere else that you should be careful that your PC's (or Mac's) clock is set correctly. Otherwise MSN may keep showing the Adult warning over and over again.