Most definitely *NOT* "OK"!!! At rare and randumb times, i get this wonderful message. Most of the time, the web page is fully populated and works fine; maybe once i had a blank page. Recently, i was sending an e-mail and the attachment was in process of being "encrypted" and shipped out via the modem (am dial up) and
-paff- this most glorious message (the sending process stopped).
What the heck causes this?
what software are you using? if IE, try Firefox and let us know if it repeats
I have been using NetScape 7.2 and refuse to use IE (which i *ripped* out kicking and sceaming).
Oh good.
I haven't used Netscape since AOL acquired it and it got super- bloated. I use Firefox now personally.
IIRC, Firefox uses the same browser engine as Netscape (Mozilla, right?) So, try these:
Best wishes,
Michael
** What do they nean "..after updating your browser"? BTW, i have *no* firewall, therfore that cannot be causing a problem. And the "document contains no data" popup is rather rare - and like i mentioned, the screen/page is almost always complete, rendering the message as a blatant lie.
** I think what is happening is that there is normally some kind of hand-shaking between the browser's request for a webpage and the receipt thereof, and due to a slow response (due to dial-up and net traffic), that handshake gets lost.
The "document" may be one which is only part of the page, e.g. an embedded image or iframe, or a stylesheet or JavaScript file loaded from a tag.
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