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14 Apr 02 - 02:03 AM (#689624) Subject: cookie problems From: GUEST,still cookieless paddymac Here's hoping some of you fine folks more literate than I as regards computers can tell me why I am unable to get my cookie reset. I've done the "reset thing" three times, and now have three mudcat cookies on my machine, but their presence doesn't seem to be detected when I enter the 'cat. I suspect that I probably need to alter some preference or property on my machine, but haven't the slightest idea what or where, and only a vague notion of how. |
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14 Apr 02 - 05:02 AM (#689670) Subject: RE: Help: cookie problems From: Jon Freeman It's best to ask that sort of question in the help forum but... What browser are you using? Jon |
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14 Apr 02 - 11:17 AM (#689770) Subject: RE: Help: cookie problems From: mack/misophist And could it be that your browser is set to "Reject all cookies"? |
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14 Apr 02 - 02:09 PM (#689872) Subject: RE: Help: cookie problems From: Tig I know Magician (who is very good with 'puters) has had the same problem - and now refuses to reset his cookie any more!!! |
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14 Apr 02 - 08:38 PM (#690093) Subject: RE: Help: cookie problems From: GUEST,paddymac I recently stopped using MSE and shifted to Netscape 4.7. I'll try to chek the settings there in re cookies, but, as noted, I've now got 3 mudcat cookies on my machine. They just don't seem to be detected. |
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14 Apr 02 - 08:53 PM (#690100) Subject: RE: Help: cookie problems From: Jon Freeman Not got that one to hand but I think the setting will be found by going to Edit/ Preferences and clicking on the advanced tab. Jon |
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14 Apr 02 - 08:54 PM (#690101) Subject: RE: Help: cookie problems From: MMario I found with Netscape that if I set my bookmark while uncookied - or if I lost a cookie; I had to reset cookie and recreatee the bookmark. |
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14 Apr 02 - 08:58 PM (#690102) Subject: RE: Help: cookie problems From: Jon Freeman Oh and Paddymac, Netscape and IE use their own sets of cookies. IE are stored in the temporary internet files, Netscape are stored in a file of its own. It could be the cookies you are looking at are IE ones and Netscape has never allowed cookies. Jon |