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Re: Webmail Issue - Reads No messages when there are messages in the m

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Subject: Re: Webmail Issue - Reads No messages when there are messages in the mail server
From: Mike Jezierski <pcdoctor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2001 08:07:33 -0600
> Hi there,
> I have come across this with a couple of different browsers,
> including the PC & Mac versions of Internet Explorer as well as an older
> version of Netscape. The problem could be that their browser is somehow
> 'caching' the response from a previous webmail session where no mail was
> queued. Just a thought.
> 
> 
> Bye for now, Terry Allen

That's my thinking Terry but of course my customer thinks it's our problem
and we're not fessing up to it. Geesh, who do they think we are? America
Online?? ;)


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