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To: Sam Citron who wrote (8663)	3/22/1998 3:34:00 PM
From: LoLoLoLita	Read Replies (1) of 27307

>>difficulty connecting to Yahoo lately? Sam, If you can log on from other computers you probably know your yahoo password for my.yahoo.com, if not, go to their personalize page option and have them e-mail you your password. Then try clearing your web browser's cache of all the .GIF files, which can overload the system when you get much over 500-1000 files or so in the cache. The cache directory can be in different places depending on which browser you use, but there should be a whole mess of GIFs with meaningless alphanumeric names in a directory labeled "temporary" or "internet" files. If that doesn't solve the problem, just delete the cookies file, and go back to my.yahoo.com and reinitialize a new cookies file with that password (and any other passwords you might have for my.excite.com, etc.). If you're using Netscape 4, it seems that you have to do all this manually. BTW, I've found that IE 4 is much better than Netscape 4, if that's what you're using, especially in terms of how IE 4 keeps track of all the passwords you need for all the web sites accessed. David

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