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I have ran into this problem before and the cause will be an email that contains a virus.

The first column is Pages the second is Hits. If you select the link Full List you can get a better idea of the stats.

Offer them to a highschool computer class or a tech school. I have given a few away like this, they usually use them for visual aids for computer history. OR Rip it apart and put a Mini-ITX board in it.

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I found the issue, it is not a bug, but a new feature. It merges a member's concurrent posts made within a certain time period. I have disabled this so it will bug us anymore. Thank you all for the test replies.

This is a strange one, time to see what I can find. I'll update this is I find a fix.

It's being looked into now

upgraded did it fix it? nope, time for a bug report

Thats the one, and its annoying

Trying again

test :tchrocks!: test reply strange

You must have submitted at the very moment I updated the key. The license fille problem is an easy fix. I'll get that taken care of for you now. Having trouble posting reply so heres an update: cPanels should be working fine now. If you still have a problem just open a ticket.

This is one of the methods Yahoo IM uses to monitor status. If there are no keystrokes or mouse movement for a certian period your status is changed to idle. Once you move your mosue or begin to type Yahoo detects this and returns your status to Available.

WOW... what a crappy attitude! Anyway, I use DreamWeaver daily on several servers and have no problems. I read over those instructions again and it looks like I took the statement about localhost wrong. So I tested several of my accounts using localhost and connected just fine. Since we have come to the conclusion that localhost is not the issue, I can only offer one more solution. Please take a look at this post and hopefully it will be of some help. Good luck and I hope you find a solution.

Unless you have MySQL installed locally you don't use localhost. Correction: You can use localhost; see nortk's post for an explanation

Thanks for the kind words and I think you all made Bill blush BTW maria, nice pics of Dallas, its been a while since I have been that far north.

Congratulations Aaron

I took a look to make sure everything was OK and found the problem. You have hotlink protection enabled and needed to add the subdomain as a URL that is allowed access. Normally just adding your domain is enough but Hotlink Protection treats subdomains differently than a standard directory.

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Try changing ><br> <!-- SANDRA CHANGE OUT THE IMAGE HERE --> to ><div align="center"> <br> <!-- SANDRA CHANGE OUT THE IMAGE HERE -->

My brother Bill runs a still on the hill Where he turns out a gallon or two And the buzzards in the sky get so drunk they can not fly Just from sniffing that good old mountain dew

I think I'll have some scotch and one of those cigars. Just don't tell my wife. :shutup:I just stopped smoking two weeks ago and she will kill me.