http://genforum.genealogy.com/mccaw/  I can't open it.?
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I opened it by clicking the address on your question.
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It looks like the site is down right now.  Just keep trying.\nYou'll have to register for an account to log in.
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did your dad block the site or something?
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can't open.... the site is Blocked... :s
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It always helps to provide a url.  Tell me the address, and maybe I can help you out with this issue.\n\nAdditional help may be reached by contacting kevinarbogast@yahoo.com
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I maintain the site for my church, and I subscribe to the mailing list for web keepers in my denomination. We discuss this all the time.\n\nI also do genealogy as a hobby. I often tell people the best web page I ever saw had a 25% grey background and nothing but line after line of black courier text. It was  a transcription of the 1850 census for Monroe County VA (Now WV) with about 6 dozen of my dead ancestors on it.\n\nSo - content. It has what I'm looking for. It should be laid out in a logical order for first-time visitors. People who visit every week will learn how to navigate it quickly enough. Make t easy for the first-timers.\n\nAppearance - clean, without useless decorations. A light background, dark text, text links blue and underlined, nothing else blue or underlined. Some of my fellow church web keepers disagree with me on this. My argument was that about 1 time in 20 I use my ATM card at a retail store, I push the wrong button in the wrong sequence and have to start over, because each ATM scanning port seems to have a slightly different standard. I don't want to have to play "Guess which button"; I want to pay for my loaf of bread and get home. The same on a web page; I don't want to have to guess where the text links are. I want them to be blue and underlined, just like they are on the other 90% of the sites I visit.\n\nSome genealogy sites have antique floral wallpaper and "Take Me back to West Virginia" musical background. I consider both useless decorations.\n\nBread crumbs or a navigation bar on each page help. "Bread Crumbs" show you where you are. Each word or phrase is a link. So, on a query board for Monroe County, at the top you'd see:\n\nNorth America -> USA -> West Virginia -> Monroe County\n\nClicking on the "USA" link would take you to a page of states, and so forth. (the Ancestry.com query boards do this really well.)\n\n80% - 90% of visitors to the four sites I maintain come to them through an interior page via a search engine. At least half of them have come by mistake. So, it should be clear at the top what the page has and what it is about. \n\nMy church site, for instance, is in Modesto, California. It has a map showing how to find us. We get lots of visits from people looking for a map of Modesto.\n\nThere should be a way to get to the home page on every page, at the very least. If your site had tiers, it should be easy to get "up" one tier. (For instance, if your site had mountain bikes for sale, pictures of your trip to the Alps and recipies your grandmother handed down to you, and I found the apple pie recipie, I should be able to get "up" to the recipie index with one click.)\n\nInformation - people who are buying things want prices. People looking for a church want to know where and when they meet, and, for men in California at least, if they should wear a tie. Exactly what first-time visitors want depends on the site. Whatever it is, they should be able to find it easily.\n\nOne of my pet peeves is fixed text size. Some web designers think everyone in the world has 20/20 vision and a 19-inch monitor. We don't A quality web page will allow people to enlarge or reduce the text size, and its design will not suffer. It should work at any resolution, too.\n\nI also hate it when people put a full-size picture on a site and set the dimensions to 100x200 or so; I have to wait while my browser downloads 4 MB, then wait again while it shrinks the picture.\n\nIf you have more than 100 pages, you should consider a mini-search engine. If you get one, put a link labeled "Search this site" on every page.
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try putting that link into "the way-back-when machine" on http://www.archive.org - it archives websites (it can be a little slow).
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Try: http://tinyurl.com/yljjg4\nValid for 24 hours.
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It looks like their webite crashed, or they changed servers. All that index stuff is from a base install of a website). Is there a phone number on the receipt? I couldnt find anything at archive.com or in the google cache.\n\n-HtJ
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Works fine, when I clicked the link, it opened:\n\nhttp://www.dorks.com/templates/view.php?go=recent&p=2&catid=6
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try newarchives insteado of just archives\n\nsee below
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If that is only web site you cannot open it could be down for mainetance...Try running your disk cleanup program if there are other sites you cannot open..
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Download it for frGood Luck\n\nGood Luck\n\nhttp://aresgalaxy.sourceforge.net/
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you can try and right click on it and choose open/run.\nif that still won't work just try and download it again
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well, if it cannot be displayed, then it is not there??\njoking, try emptying your cache files
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I always try Google's 'cached' link but if that doesn't work, the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine might:\nhttp://www.archive.org/web/web.php
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opens fine for me. try a proxy like sneaky user