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Old 07-17-2014, 09:44 PM
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How do you add to "trusted sites"?
Did you add OCC to the trusted sites section?

If not, I'll do a boat load of screen captures to walk you thru
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Old 07-17-2014, 11:10 PM
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Do yourself a favor and stop using Internet Explorer. Switching to Google Chrome will probably fix your login issue, get you browsing faster and keep you way more secure on the web.
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Do yourself a favor and stop using Internet Explorer. Switching to Google Chrome will probably fix your login issue, get you browsing faster and keep you way more secure on the web.
+1 i had all sorts of issues with internet explorer and switching to google chrome solved everything and everything loads faster.
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Old 07-18-2014, 12:06 AM
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Did you add OCC to the trusted sites section?

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Yes I did.
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Old 07-18-2014, 12:11 AM
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Do yourself a favor and stop using Internet Explorer. Switching to Google Chrome will probably fix your login issue, get you browsing faster and keep you way more secure on the web.
I've been told that before, but as I've said, "I hate change" I get so confused when things are different from what I'm used to.
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Old 07-18-2014, 12:13 AM
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+1 i had all sorts of issues with internet explorer and switching to google chrome solved everything and everything loads faster.
I hear you, but.....just afraid I'll have everything goobered up by changing
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I use FireFox and only use Internet Explorer when I run across one of those archaic sites that only support IE.
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I've been told that before, but as I've said, "I hate change" I get so confused when things are different from what I'm used to.
Here's my proposition. Download and install Google Chrome and to begin with use it only for onlycubcadets.net. You can use both Internet Explorer and Chrome at the same time. They are separate applications so your Internet Explorer won't be affected. Once you get used to it , you can do more and more of your browsing in Chrome. It's going to be like going from a Murray lawn tractor to a Cub Cadet 1782, some controls might be in a different spot but you'll know how to mow with it, and you'll be happy you did.
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I'm a Firefox fan myself (been running it for over a decade now) but even that hoses up sometimes and causes confusion. I can't count how many times my icons have moved, disappeared, or my plugins have failed.

Since Zippy is a creature of habit (as am I), I'm trying to trouble shoot MSIE for him. Todd, did that latest round of help actually help you?

If you want to stick with IE I'm not afraid of getting it working the way you want it to, up to and including mailing the thing to me for repair (free of charge... you cover the shipping to/from).
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I'm a Firefox fan myself (been running it for over a decade now) but even that hoses up sometimes and causes confusion. I can't count how many times my icons have moved, disappeared, or my plugins have failed.

Since Zippy is a creature of habit (as am I), I'm trying to trouble shoot MSIE for him. Todd, did that latest round of help actually help you?

If you want to stick with IE I'm not afraid of getting it working the way you want it to, up to and including mailing the thing to me for repair (free of charge... you cover the shipping to/from).
Not yet, I'll get into it more over the weekend. I'll keep you posted.
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