Funny is that not everyone had problems with the site. If there would be a script error or problems with the website everyone would have got the error messages, right? So, the problems ARE on your site and that's not a knee jerk reaction but just logisch - at least for me. And has we heard from some people it was their firewall or the browser settings that caused the problems. Now, who is a little slow to pick up the facts? Some sites require cookies - if you set your browser to not accept cookies you won't get access or won't see any images on that site (like it is on Fortunecity - no cookies, no images.) If you set your preferences to ask each time to accept or not accept cookies you can decide from case to case to allow or disallow. Same goes for ActiveX. And, please - what answer above could be considered as a flame? Not even mine was, if you refere to that and this isn't either.

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