https://www.vspa.com
 
Troubleshooting:
Cookies, Cache-files, Disc Space,
Off Line Files & History-files
 


Your computer, like all computers, may sometimes be over helpful. Computers try to speed up the loading process by storing images and pages in "cookies" and cache-files that will reload information for a visited page the next time you check out that page. Unfortunately, cached-files and images may not be the latest updates for that page. Here's how to fix this common problem and assure you are viewing the most recent updates to a revisited webpage:



Open your Internet Explorer Browser:

1. Set Default to Empty the Temporary Internet Files/Images Folder automatically upon closing the
    Browser:

    a. Click on [Tools]
    b. Click on [Advanced]
        1) Scroll down to the [Security] section
        2) Check the box: [x] Empty Temporary Internet Files folder when browser is closed-ON
            Click <OK>

2. Set your browser to Delete Cookies, Temporary Files, find Newer Versions of stored pages, and Reduce
    the amount of Disc Space used:

    a. Click on [Tools]
    b. Click on [General].
        1) At [Temporary Internet files: ]:
            Click on [Delete Cookies...]
        2) "Deletes all cookies in the Temporary Internet Files Folder?":
            Click <OK>
        3) At [Delete Files...]:
             a) "Delete all files in the Temporary Internet Files."
             b) Check the box: [x] Delete all offline content    {Delete all your offline content stored locally.}
             c) Click <OK>
        4) At [Settings] (Check for Newer Versions of Stored Pages/not cached pages.)
             a) At the "Check for newer versions of stored pages: "
                 Check the bullet: "() Every visit to the page"
        5) Reduce the default setting to a reasonable size:
             a) Change the "Amount of disc space to use: " to: "50" MB
             b) Click "OK" to apply changes.
             c) Click "OK" to close.

3. Close your Internet Explorer Browser and Reboot your computer.

Now your computer will always give you the current version for whatever WebSite pages you visit, including VSPA.

WebTV or Netscape? Sorry'bout that, but WebTV does not support Java.
Netscape users should load Explorer 6 or greater, as newer versions are release.


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