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The sun is out, the air is warm, the birds are cheeping, all I need now is a pint of bitter and the thwack of leather on willow.. Rumour has it that there is a Cricket club in parthenay or at least somewhere in the deux sevres.. If such a thing exists, could someone be kind enough to post any details/contact info here please. Thanks, Tim *wanders off to put Ronnie Ross on the stereo*
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like so many people, I'm having problems with the pile of steaming canine detrious that this forum has become, thus I can't see the silly sod with glasses and a globe. This prevents me from insterting the link as it should be. Sorry, but thats the way it goes. Until such a time as the forum is standardised on a cross-browser basis, you'll have to put up with un-clickable links. Tim
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Not everybody uses Internet Explorer - in fact, according to my logs, the vast amount of people who have looked at that image don't! Anyway, like ai said, windows is quirky in so much as you can browse theweb without having to configure DNS. You do however need to configure TCP/IP properly, so my mistake for saying it might be a DNS problem, when it's more likely to be a TCP/IP problem - sorry on that count.
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I agree with Simon, I think it sounds more like a DNS problem however. I'm working on the assumption tht the machine is running windows of some sort, anyway: You will need the IP adress of your default gateway - this might be another computer with internet sharing enabled, or a router (the thing that connects to the internet anyway!) Once you have that, you'll need to go to start> control panel> network connections. Once there, right click on your wireless network icon, and choose properties. Then double click on Internet Protocol TCP/IP. You should be faced with something looking fairly similar to this (sorry for the size!) - what you might want to do is change the setting so you have a static IP adress that follows on from the gateway - so for example your gateways IP is 192.168.0.1, click the "use following IP adress" box, and type 192.168.0.2, with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and the defauly gateway being the adress you found earlier. Ignore the DNS settings, one of the quirks of windows is that it will work without DNS! if thats not the problem, then post back! Tim
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Just come across a new one, two small pop-up boxes (windows type) with: Could not connect to remote server http://127.0.0.1:45501/pl.html?START_LOG This is the second time I've had this pop up - originally I dismissed it as I thought it might be something to do with my own internal network (what with the 127.0.0.1 IP and all..), but this is the only site on which I get those errors.