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#755561 - 20/07/06 07:22 AM Appearently i have home of poi cached in my web browser....
_VT_ klu al ha'technika Registered: 15/07/03 Loc: Clarksville,TN	Appearently i have home of poi cached in my web browser, so when ever i come to the site it showes me pages from about a week and a half ago. I've tryed deleteing my cookies, temp internet files, and my visited page history but nothing works. can someone please help? _________________________ Heroism on command, senseless violence, and all the loathsome nonsense that goes by the name of patriotism - how passionately I hate them! -Albert Einstein-
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#755562 - 20/07/06 08:45 AM Re: Appearently i have home of poi cached in my web browser.... [Re: _VT_]
Fine_Rabid_Dog Great Scott! Registered: 26/05/04 Loc: They seek him here, they seek ...	I think ctrl-F5 clears the cache. Give that a whirl. _________________________ The existance of flamethrowers says that someone, somewhere, at sometime said "I need to set that thing on fire, but it's too far away."
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#755563 - 20/07/06 09:39 PM Re: Appearently i have home of poi cached in my web browser.... [Re: Fine_Rabid_Dog]
UnscrupulousChavOffersFoot Silly Chavs Registered: 17/04/02 Loc: Whales	Ctrl-F5 doesnt clear your cache completely, it just reloads the page you are looking at entirely from its source (in this case: www.homeofpoi.com), and not from your computer. _________________________ Do not kick wallman. He will eat your leg. No joke.
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#755564 - 21/07/06 04:37 AM Re: Appearently i have home of poi cached in my web browser.... [Re: UnscrupulousChavOffersFoot]
Dom moderator Registered: 19/12/01 Loc: Travelling	If you've tried lots of options it could well be that your ISP uses a proxy server, which does the caching for you. In your browser's Connections settings you can tell it you're using a proxy which might help a little. Otherwise I don't know a way around it as it's your ISP that's causing the problem.
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