Re: Will pay for a logical answer...
From: Murray (forums_at_HAHAgreat-web-sights.com)
Date: 09/10/04
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Date: Fri, 10 Sep 2004 12:29:10 -0400
> it is ONLY with my sites
I really doubt this. It may just mean that the other sites they have
browsed to have not have images that were names/sized the same way yours
are.
-- Murray "Gregg" <Gregg@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F502C5A3-3186-483D-905C-3F5115CB49F4@microsoft.com... >I can tell the client(s) things they can do to correct the problem. But, it > still comes down to the fact that it is ONLY with my sites with four > different people on two web sites, in three cities. Nothing I can tell > them > to do will fix their frustration with me becuase of the simple problem of > they can not create a similar problem with any other web site(s) they > visit. > Only with mine. > > This is what makes the whole scenerio so impossible. > > "Chris Leeds, MVP-FrontPage" wrote: > >> what do they get without the graphics? is there still formatting? are >> the >> buttons on your left nav still there? are they getting the box with the >> little red x? >> >> although it'd be unusual, have them hit view/ source and save and email >> you >> that plain text file. perhaps you can give them instructions on how to >> browse to the offending page in their browser history and send it to you >> as >> an attachment. >> >> -- >> Chris Leeds, >> Microsoft MVP-FrontPage >> >> Please feel free to contact me here: >> http://nedp.net/contact/ >> -- >> "Gregg" <Gregg@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:71A1B8CF-AD73-4F08-95AD-929BA09034DD@microsoft.com... >> > I have contacted my web server and Microsoft paid support and can not >> > get >> an >> > answer to the scenario that follows that makes sense for (me or) my >> clients. >> > >> > I have two of ten clients that complain to me they can not get their >> > new >> web >> > site correctly on their home computers. There is no similarity between >> their >> > ISP or computers, though they all have XP. They say they only get text >> > and >> no >> > graphics. The web sites are huntsvilleadvertising.com and >> > cumulusradioadvertising.com. >> > >> > Now, you will see everything is there. But, each of these clients found >> the >> > problem occurred with at least one other person they asked to check the >> site >> > (the son of one client...in a different city, and an associate of the >> other >> > client). >> > >> > What could this be? >> > >> > How do you tell two clients in two different cities, on different >> > machines >> > and ISP's that I have nothing to do with the problem, when the problem >> does >> > not exist on any other web site they visit. >> > >> > That last sentence is the key problem..."WHEN THE PROBLEM DOES NOT >> > EXIST >> ON >> > ANY OTHER WEB SITE THEY VISIT." >> >> >>
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