RX error on Page, Help Computer person

buddym · Dec 23, 2008

Everytime i click on to the Rx page i get this small box with Internet Explorer at the top. It states Problems with this web page might prevent it from being displayed properly or funtion properly. In the future, you can display this message by double clicking the warning icondisplay in the status bar. Notice status bar always says error page. This never happened until two days before. Doesn't happen anywhere else and is a pain to close everytime. Thanks:lol:

downtown2222 · Dec 23, 2008

use firefox

wilheim · Dec 23, 2008

buddy m

Everytime i click on to the Rx page i get this small box with Internet Explorer at the top. It states Problems with this web page might prevent it from being displayed properly or funtion properly. In the future, you can display this message by double clicking the warning icondisplay in the status bar. Notice status bar always says error page. This never happened until two days before. Doesn't happen anywhere else and is a pain to close everytime. Thanks

I am far from a computer wiz, in fact the opposite but first I would delete temporary files and cookies and try to access The Rx.com from there.

BOL. wil..

barman · Dec 23, 2008

I no longer use MSIExplorer so unfortunately can't determine the cause of your bug.

It would appear to be something within your Internet Explorer in terms of Tools>Options>Display Preferences

I do endorse the notion of downloading and installing Mozilla Firefox and using it instead of MSIExplorer

You'll find that visually it's 95% similar and you'll also find it's far less likely to have problems online.

buddym · Dec 24, 2008

Thanks Wil, deleting the cookies did it, it seems. Alway's hate to do that because i have to put all passwords back in , however it seems to have worked.. Thanks

buddym · Dec 24, 2008

I must be the only person that has problem's with Firefox. Going to try it again. maybe , i need to delete IE after doing. Tried again last week and everything went to sh--. Took out and eveything was ok again.

barman · Dec 24, 2008

If you look into your Internet Explorer Tools>Options (or Preferences), poke around in there and I'm pretty sure there's a button that allows you to retain passwords. Likely under Privacy

since I don't have it now, I'm not precise on the names, but I think you get the idea

buddym · Dec 25, 2008

Will look for it today . Thanks. Seems to be working better. Installed Firefox and going to try and get used to it. Always have trouble trying something new.