RED X's RESOLVED...!!!

[La Gringa]

I just resolved the issue on my computer regarding the red x's...!!!

Open Windows Explorer. Navigate to Local Disk -> Documents and Settings. Click the folder that is not All Users, Default User or Guest. Usually it is the name your computer is registered to. In my case it's just "User".

When I expand this directory I do not see my Cookies folder. If you see your folder, skip this step: In the address bar at the top type: \Cookies (so that it reads in my case: C:\Documents and Settings\User\Cookies) and then press Enter.

This should display the contents of your Cookies folder. Then I clicked Search. On the search window select the option for All files and folders.

In the text box for All or part of the file name, I typed: sport. Press Return.

Then I deleted all the cookies that were related to sportfishermen.com.

Opened my browser, navigated to SFC - you'll have to log back in. Fortunately, I was able to remember my password...!!

I'm a happy, happy camper...!!!!

[Jer]

Awesome!

Now you have a lot of threads to visit and check out the pictures

I was wondering if you had tried what I told you in the last PM (logging out, that cleans the cookies).

[La Gringa]

Awesome!

Now you have a lot of threads to visit and check out the pictures

I was wondering if you had tried what I told you in the last PM (logging out, that cleans the cookies).

Jer, I think I PM'd you about it. I couldn't log off...!!! It kept saying that the web page coudn't be found... !!!

[La Gringa]

I'm thinking that the cookies were corrupted or something??? I had deleted one before but this time I did a search and had about four SFC related cookies. Deleted them all and presto...!!!

[Proheat]

I have to try it too. Even on some pages, I get a message about not able to process my request. It mentions Apache Fedora server????

[F16TJ]

I just resolved the issue on my computer regarding the red x's...!!!

Open Windows Explorer. Navigate to Local Disk -> Documents and Settings. Click the folder that is not All Users, Default User or Guest. Usually it is the name your computer is registered to. In my case it's just "User".

When I expand this directory I do not see my Cookies folder. If you see your folder, skip this step: In the address bar at the top type: \Cookies (so that it reads in my case: C:\Documents and Settings\User\Cookies) and then press Enter.

This should display the contents of your Cookies folder. Then I clicked Search. On the search window select the option for All files and folders.

In the text box for All or part of the file name, I typed: sport. Press Return.

Then I deleted all the cookies that were related to sportfishermen.com.

Opened my browser, navigated to SFC - you'll have to log back in. Fortunately, I was able to remember my password...!!

I'm a happy, happy camper...!!!!

Ah...you lost me at the bakery!

[La Gringa]

The thing is... i have lots of cookies that i don't want to delete... if you don't care about that... you can do this....

Open your Internet Explorer
Click Tools -> Internet Options.
On the General tab click the Delete button under Browsing history
Click the Delete Cookies button

That should do it!

[Proheat]

LaGringa- It Worked!!!!

I deleted all my cookies.............the cookie jar is empty!!!


Now I can see the pictures again!!!

[joeksr]

Oh no.
Nothin worse than gettin your cookies corrupted.

Glad you got it fixed.

[La Gringa]

LaGringa- It Worked!!!!

I deleted all my cookies.............the cookie jar is empty!!!


Now I can see the pictures again!!!

YESSSSS...!!!! Believe me... I KNOW how frustrating it was to read all the comments on the awesome photos that you can't see...!!!!