Is it just me or is anyone else having technical difficulties?
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If you are going to fodors through aol, blame it on aol. I know about going through internet explorer and that is certainly better, but I am at my wits end with aol. I'm going to try Comcast High Speed. Any suggestions or helpful comments? Thanks.
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No, haven't had trouble, GoTravel. Do you have enough Active Memory on your PC? Someone once told me that was why some pages wouldn't load properly...anyway, I doubt it's a Fodor's thing, unfortunately for you. If all else fails, try calling your ISP...good luck!
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oh, I have an AOL account at home, also, and just never use the AOL browser to access Fodors (or some other things, actually). You can easily use a regular MSIE browser on regular AOL, you don't have to use their browser.
I've never had any problems using regular MSIE for Fodors when on AOL.
I agree that is ridiculous, though, to not be able to access a major web site through AOL. Their browser is terrible, although I think there is something they are doing to it, obviously. I think I had problems with some other web sites when using AOL's browser, also, and learned that a long time ago.
I've never had any problems using regular MSIE for Fodors when on AOL.
I agree that is ridiculous, though, to not be able to access a major web site through AOL. Their browser is terrible, although I think there is something they are doing to it, obviously. I think I had problems with some other web sites when using AOL's browser, also, and learned that a long time ago.
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