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We are still showing Sunday Sept. 18 on the home page. Needless to say the
news is old, the stock market is behind so why is this still on the 18th?

Ted
Wed Sep 28 08:18:46 CDT 2005

Seeing as you haven't told us what your home page is (a URL would be
helpful) it's hard to provide specific advice. Generally, it's up to the
owner of a web page to see to it that their page is updating correctly.

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"ditto" <ditto@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We are still showing Sunday Sept. 18 on the home page. Needless to say the
> news is old, the stock market is behind so why is this still on the 18th?

Frank
Wed Sep 28 08:22:49 CDT 2005

"ditto" <ditto@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:71F0F02B-0652-4E84-A23F-8FBD53C15A17@microsoft.com
> We are still showing Sunday Sept. 18 on the home page. Needless to
> say the news is old, the stock market is behind so why is this still
> on the 18th?

Close IE.
Right click the IE icon on the desktop and choose Properties.
On the General tab click "Delete Files" in the Temporary Internet files
section.
Check the box in the popup window.

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Arek
Wed Sep 28 08:50:28 CDT 2005

"Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE" <franksaunders@mvps.org> wrote in message
news:OC116%23CxFHA.2348@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> "ditto" <ditto@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:71F0F02B-0652-4E84-A23F-8FBD53C15A17@microsoft.com
>> We are still showing Sunday Sept. 18 on the home page. Needless to
>> say the news is old, the stock market is behind so why is this still
>> on the 18th?
>
> Close IE.
> Right click the IE icon on the desktop and choose Properties.
> On the General tab click "Delete Files" in the Temporary Internet files
> section.
> Check the box in the popup window.
>

Also, go to Tools -> Internet Options in IE. Click on Settings on General
tab. Change the "Check for newer versions of stored pages" to Every visit to
the page.

Or, as a quick workaround, when you load a page press Ctrl+F5. This will
force IE to check for new content bypassing local cache.

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Arek Iskra
MVP for Windows Server - Software Distribution