mail.netscape.com not working?
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You could have turned off active scripting.\n\nIn IE, check: Tools, Internet options, Security tab, Custom level, scroll down to locate the option: if it says "Disabled", that may be your problem.\n\nIn general, it may be your security settings, or a Norton setting, or a firewall...
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Yep, looks like Gmail is down.  Try again in a few minutes... which is what Google says.  There is no solution since the problem lies on Google's end, you'll just have to wait for them to fix the problem.\n\nWell... it's working now if that's any consolation (9:15am EST).
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try to refresh, or shutdown your system and restart it and try again. if this doesn't work then it might be  problem from your mail provider
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For this problem u probebly need to ply network ditective.\nFollow these steps and continue only if one doen't work...\n- Install an another browser and try to cheack mail.\n- Cheak Firewall settings on XP.\n- Cheak Network connection.\n- Contact your ISP (Internet Service Provider) for help...
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You can if you use outlook for netscape mail. It cannot be done on the web side if you check your emails through the browser.\n\nIf you set up outlook or netscape mail to receive messages, you can set an alert for it.
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try clicking on enable html graphics on the bottom of the email
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Nothing wrong in your computer. Its a scripting error at the mail server end (yahoo, hotmail or watever). Logoff from your account, clear the browser cache (Tools, internet Options, Delete Cookies). Close the IE, reopen it, login again and retry. It should work now.
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Netscape versions prior to version 8 did not share anything with Internet Explorer, except for one very odd case of a bookmark issue where Netscape 6 was reading Internet Explorer's bookmarks. I doubt Netscape 8 is causing your problem, and in fact can gaurentee you it is not.\n\nMy guess would be that the problem is caused by Microsoft antispyware, or another antispyware tool. The problem is called homepage locking. Some antispyware tools will try and change the homepage to prevent spyware infections. Microsoft's antispyware, called Windows Defender does this and changes it to a Microsoft homepage.\n\nAre you sure you provided me with a correct URL?\n\nIf you don't have an antispyware tool, I recommend WebRoot. Webroot (for pay software) gives you control over what homepage your browser(s) use.\n\nhttp://www.webroot.com\n\nBarring that, there is a free piece of software called IE Restrictions which may help.\n\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/ierestrictions.html\n\nIf you think that Internet Explorer is changing its own settings, try turning off any antispyware tools, and trying this:\n8.In Registry Editor, locate the following subkey, if it exists:\nHKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Software&#92;Policies&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Control Panel\n9.If the ResetWebSettings value or the HomePage value exists in this key, right-click the values, and then click Delete.\n\nNote You may also want to verify any Web site information contained in the Default_Page_URL value and the Start Page value in the following registry keys:\nHKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;SOFTWARE&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Main\n\nHKEY_ LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;SOFTWARE&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Main\n\nHKEY_USERS&#92;Default&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Main\n10.On the Edit menu, click Delete, and then click Yes to confirm the deletion.\n11.On the File menu or on the Registry menu, click Exit to quit Registry Editor.
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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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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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I've personally tried them on Safari (Mac) and Netscape 4, and they don't for me.\n\nThis reference says they work on IE 5+, Firefox 1+, and Netscape 6+, but not all the attribute are support across each.
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I just went to http://mail.yahoo.com/ and sent a message with no trouble.  No challenge, nothing extra to type in after clicking "Send".\n\nAre you using Yahoo!'s webmail interface (the one I linked to above) to send your mail, or some other method?
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Are you using the beta mail? If so, sometimes it just has problems, since it still is beta and errors are expected. If the problem persists, try updating your browsers to the newest version, or the server might just be having problems.
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Difficult to fully assess given the information but these are some things to look for / try:\n - verify that pop-up blockers disabled for mail.yahoo.com\n - consider adding yahoo.com / mail.yahoo.com to your trusted sites if you are using IE, I think Firefox has similar setting\n - verify that your browser settings allow images to load from 3rd party sites (at least for yahoo mail ... I had this problem in Firefox, had to re-enable it for mail ... probably not directly relevant to this particular problem)\n - check your java / javascript settings to ensure they are allowed for Yahoo Mail (see Add to Trusted Sites above)\n - verify that you have Java installed on your PC (check Start / Control Panel / AddRemove Programs) - I believe Yahoo Mail uses javascript and I know the Yahoo Mail Beta does\n - if you don't have the Sun Java JRE (Java Runtime Environment) installed visit http://www.java.com and install it\n - log out of Yahoo, clear your browser cache (and maybe cookies), exit your browser\n - clear your temporary directory: run "Start / Run / %temp% <enter>% to launch a Windows Explorer window directly to your temporary directory, delete everything or at least anything that looks like it relates to Yahoo. (Hint: in Detail view, sort by name, or date to review.)\n - restart your browser and try again\n - if still doesn't work and you are using a version of IE older than 5.0 upgrade\n - patch your browser (and computer) at http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com\n     > or consider trying an alternate browser: IE, Firefox, Opera are good choices\n\nGood luck.
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Go into the options in your email box & make sure all the settings are right.If that doesn't work check out the settings on your pop-up blocker...if the doesn't work,check out your internet options folder & make sure the settings are right....if that all fails call yahoo back.....IF THAT DOESN'T WORK......drop kick your pc to the curb!!!
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No, depend on which version Explorer or Netscape you are using.\nsome sites now require you to have Explorer 5 or above, so i think that might be it. also could be internet connection.
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several things to look at:\n\n1) Is webmail access allowed\n2) Is the IIS settings set correctly in terms of scripts and permissions\n3) Make sure you are using the latest version of IE\n4) Make sure popups are allowed\n5) If your in a school, make sure it is on an allowed site and scripts etc. arnt disabled