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June 10th 13, 05:45 PM
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OT? Keyboard strokes to delete IE 10 files.
Hello all,
Here a while back I was having trouble with my webpage change in that when I made the change on the webpage the changed it and reflect when I tried to open it up in Internet Explorer 10. I know to go into Internet options and delete the files but that wasn't working. I was talking to a tech support and I honestly don't remember who in a just casually mention this trouble I was having any kind they giggled and pointed out a keyboard remedy that was so simple I didn't think I needed to write it down. Well, guess what I should have. Does anyone here have that information about how to do this on the keyboard? Albert 
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June 10th 13, 05:49 PM
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OT? Keyboard strokes to delete IE 10 files.
Albert wrote:
Here a while back I was having trouble with my webpage change in that when I made the change on the webpage the changed it and reflect when I tried to open it up in Internet Explorer 10. I know to go into Internet options and delete the files but that wasn't working. I was talking to a tech support and I honestly don't remember who in a just casually mention this trouble I was having any kind they giggled and pointed out a keyboard remedy that was so simple I didn't think I needed to write it down. Well, guess what I should have. Does anyone here have that information about how to do this on the keyboard? Not entirely clear from the description what the problem is, but might the answer have been ctrl-F5 to force a page refresh?
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June 10th 13, 07:23 PM
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OT? Keyboard strokes to delete IE 10 files.
On Mon, 10 Jun 2013 10:45:27 -0600, Albert wrote:
Hello all, Here a while back I was having trouble with my webpage change in that when I made the change on the webpage the changed it and reflect when I tried to open it up in Internet Explorer 10. I know to go into Internet options and delete the files but that wasn't working. I was talking to a tech support and I honestly don't remember who in a just casually mention this trouble I was having any kind they giggled and pointed out a keyboard remedy that was so simple I didn't think I needed to write it down. Well, guess what I should have. Does anyone here have that information about how to do this on the keyboard? Albert It is (maybe) possible to put HTML in a web page to force it to always refresh, but of course, it won't work in the unrefreshed page until you get the new one to load. That's when Andy Burns's remark will help :-) IIRC, it's only effective in IE, and I don't even know if it is needed - or if so if it works - in later versions. Here are two links from my notes (caveat: I didn't look at them today, so I haven't seen them for a year or more): http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewto...f=25&t=2507129 http://tinyurl.com/7cams67 -- Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)
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June 11th 13, 10:56 PM
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OT? Keyboard strokes to delete IE 10 files.
On Mon, 10 Jun 2013 17:49:25 +0100, Andy Burns
wrote: Albert wrote: Here a while back I was having trouble with my webpage change in that when I made the change on the webpage the changed it and reflect when I tried to open it up in Internet Explorer 10. I know to go into Internet options and delete the files but that wasn't working. I was talking to a tech support and I honestly don't remember who in a just casually mention this trouble I was having any kind they giggled and pointed out a keyboard remedy that was so simple I didn't think I needed to write it down. Well, guess what I should have. Does anyone here have that information about how to do this on the keyboard? Not entirely clear from the description what the problem is, but might the answer have been ctrl-F5 to force a page refresh? Right after I posted this I stumbled across the "ctrl-F" but it still won't refresh the webpage. I got to noticing that when I opened up IE-10 just for an instant it shows two (2) if the top of the page and then one is replaced with Google. I don't know if that has anything to do with it but right now it's really not imperatives that I get this taken care of immediately. Thanks for the input
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June 11th 13, 10:57 PM
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OT? Keyboard strokes to delete IE 10 files.
On Mon, 10 Jun 2013 11:23:32 -0700, "Gene E. Bloch"
wrote: On Mon, 10 Jun 2013 10:45:27 -0600, Albert wrote: Hello all, Here a while back I was having trouble with my webpage change in that when I made the change on the webpage the changed it and reflect when I tried to open it up in Internet Explorer 10. I know to go into Internet options and delete the files but that wasn't working. I was talking to a tech support and I honestly don't remember who in a just casually mention this trouble I was having any kind they giggled and pointed out a keyboard remedy that was so simple I didn't think I needed to write it down. Well, guess what I should have. Does anyone here have that information about how to do this on the keyboard? Albert It is (maybe) possible to put HTML in a web page to force it to always refresh, but of course, it won't work in the unrefreshed page until you get the new one to load. That's when Andy Burns's remark will help :-) IIRC, it's only effective in IE, and I don't even know if it is needed - or if so if it works - in later versions. Here are two links from my notes (caveat: I didn't look at them today, so I haven't seen them for a year or more): http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewto...f=25&t=2507129 http://tinyurl.com/7cams67 Unfortunately the information on the two websites seem to be a little above my expertise level but I thank you for your posts.
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June 11th 13, 11:18 PM
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OT? Keyboard strokes to delete IE 10 files.
R. C. White wrote:
Hi, Albert. Right after I posted this I stumbled across the "ctrl-F" but it still won't refresh the webpage. That's not Ctrl+F, but Ctrl+F5. That's the FUNCTION key F5, in the row above the number keys on most keyboards. Ctrl+R might work as well. I seem to remember that from long ago when I used Windows and IE. Ctrl+F is for "Find" (in the page being viewed, and in thousands of other applications).
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June 12th 13, 04:50 AM
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OT? Keyboard strokes to delete IE 10 files.
On Tue, 11 Jun 2013 17:10:33 -0500, "R. C. White"
wrote: Hi, Albert. Right after I posted this I stumbled across the "ctrl-F" but it still won't refresh the webpage. That's not Ctrl+F, but Ctrl+F5. That's the FUNCTION key F5, in the row above the number keys on most keyboards. RC Egg on face :-( that was a typo
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