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From: Stephani (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 10/07/04


Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2004 22:12:57 -0700

I don't know if anyone who can help me will read this, it
seems like everyone here is looking for help. But just in
case;

When I try to access my online bank accounts through key
bank and becu, I get a "Cannot Find Server" Message and
when I click 'detect network settings" it doesnt do
anything. It says the network admin. has to enable it to
automatically detect the settings, I dont know how to
enable it and I am the administrator. I have adjusted my
browser settings to allow just about everything. Nothing
seems to work and I Only ever have a problem when it
comes to my bank accounts. I have been able to access
them in the past using this computer. Anybody?
My email address is Stephani77@excite.com if anyone feels
so inclined to help. Thanks! -Stef



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