cache problem

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Ellen

Hello
I know there is an updated page on the web and I keep getting the old one. I
have done a disk clean up deleting temp internet files, I have deleted
cookies, history.
Does anyone have another suggestion?
 
Thanks Don for your suggestion, I think I also found that clue on Wiki-pedia.
That didn't solve the problem. But I did find a suggestion on the Microsoft
Help & Support that mentioned to change the disk space from 50 -100 on the
browsing history settings and then it worked.
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Ellen


Don Varnau said:
Hi,
It's possible that the old page is stored on a proxy server run by your ISP.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_server

While displaying the old page, try hitting Ctrl+F5 for a forced refresh.

Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]

Ellen said:
Hello
I know there is an updated page on the web and I keep getting the old one. I
have done a disk clean up deleting temp internet files, I have deleted
cookies, history.
Does anyone have another suggestion?

Ellen
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