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MikeTheAssistant 1501 reads
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When you visit a website that you have visited before, you should refresh the page because sometimes, depending on your computer, you might only see what was at that website the last time you looked.

had a guy call a little while ago and ask to see Angel.  When I explained that Angel was no longer with us, he got upset that I still had her on my site.  When I explained that I didn't, he insisted that he was on the site presently and there she was.  I told him to refresh his page and when he did, he got an updated version of my site.

Not sure how often you need to refresh your page to keep it right.  Maybe someone on here can enlighten us!

Web pages (displayed in one's browser) don't generally refresh themselves w/o manually refreshing the page . . . as you diplomatically told the fine gentleman.

MJ

You should set your Internet options to delete history, tempoary Internet files and cookies every time you log off.

That saves you MANY problems, refreshing being the least of them!

Stay safe,

xoxo
VC

If I deleted them, I'd go crazy remembering all my passwords. I set up a guest account and keep the administrator account for myself. I restart the computer when leaving my desk and noone w/o my sign in password can access my files. Works for me, anyway.

if you're using Firefox, you can set the browser for private browsing and then nothing is saved.

Broswers can be set to refresh according to your desired setting.  In explorer it's under Tools, internet options, browsing history.  Usually the settings are everytie you visit the page, daily, autmoatic or never.  I keep mine on every visit so I know that I'm only getting the freshest content.

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