i cant open my email, message is "page cannot display"?
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delete cookies and temporary files, reboot the computer and if it s about yahoo mail, be little patience i was having the same problem today, yahoo is crazy like that from time to time, now it s working again, good luck
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Probably when you click on the link in the email, it is trying to open up in a new window. That is not being permitted because you have a pop up blocker installed on the computer. \n\nNext time when you click on the links, keep the CTRL key (key on the bottom left on your keyboard). Keep it pressed until the new page opens up.\n\n\nHope that solves the problem.
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you may be using a pop3 server for your email. so clear all your temporary internet files and delete your cookies, and make sure cookies are enabled
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It might not be your email. It could be your browser. I had the same problem, and my son (who is an IT person with the state of Georgia) told me to download the Firefox browser. I did. Works great. I'm still having the same problem with the Microsoft Internet Explorer that came with my computer ... and every other computer I've ever owned.  \n\nTry it ... but you will have to either set it as the default browser or open it manually when you want to surf the net or check your email. Copy the address below to get connected with Firefox!\n\nGood luck!
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You need to rethink your question my friend, this could be settings of your browser or (more likely), your email programme.  Select HTML view if you can, this usually does it.\nCome bach with what email programme you are using
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Check and see if you can solve the issue by going in \n\nthe "troubleshooting" or "help" area of the email program you are \n\nusing. If that does not work then call or contact custumer service.
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provide details !\nwhat exactly happens when you try to send email?\n\nprolly IE crashes!
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If you're refering to the new Mail Beta, Safari is currently not supported!
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Might be some server issues. Try again in a little bit.\n\nOr, if it's not the server (which it most likely isn't), clear your cache. To do this, press CTRL+Refresh. Depending on the browser you use, it might be SHIFT+Refresh. This key combination will clear your cache of that page. Be sure to do this on your mail page.\n\nIf this still doesnt' work, then you'll have to wait till later.
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This problem occurs sometimes. Mostly, it will be rectified by pressing the Reload/Refresh button on the Explorer menu bar. Otherwise, if you access the mailbox after a few hours, you can access it without any problem.\nPlease note that, if you changed the password, you may experience this problem for a day.
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Clear your cache.\nReboot your computer.\n\nYahoo mail is working here.
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Reset ur bunk mail settings to default, log out and try again.
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It may be your email is not refreshing and have problem. Please restart your computer and try again.\n\nd10v01b
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Try enabling POP option in your e-mail program and put in the specifics of your email address in the options windows.\n\nJust incase, call tech support to make sure your account is recognized by the server.
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You say "email page", but the error you're describing sounds like a webpage error.  It's possible that if you have HTML formatted email, that you could have such an error in your email window too.\n\nBasically, it means just what it says: there was an error in the page.  HTML (the language used to "draw" the webpage) won't generate this error...client-side scripting generates it.  Basically, the page you're trying to view is trying to do something on your browser/email window and is experiencing an error.\n\nChances are, it's not anything to be worried about.  If you find that the page doesn't work like it's supposed to, then this is probably why.  Most times, it's because a variable isn't defined or an appostrophe is terminating a string value unexpectedly.  In most cases, you can double-click on the error message in the status bar and see what the error is...not that you, as a user, can do anything about it...but if you're curious, you can try that.\n\nIt's usually not a good idea, though, to let client scripting run in your email messages.  Hackers can be very malicious and send you email that will try to go out and do all sorts of bad things to your system.  Most of the security holes that allowed this are closed in Microsoft clients..but it's still a good idea to turn them off in email.\n\nHope that helps.\n--Dan
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First off, your email client needs to support HTML. If it does, you should configure it to display images and HTML. Sorry if this isn't very specific, but I can't give you more specific details without knowing what email client you're using.\n\nGood luck!
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make sure you have an email service like yahoo or something and check with them to be sure it's working properly