This one's really strange. What happened?

[Bill in SD, CA]

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I uploaded some emoticons to my personal web space for use in the forums. They were all displaying until yesterday. One comes up as the "red" X. When I copy the properties (second link above) and paste into my address bar I go to the Glendale Union High School District. Everyone else can see the gif including me in Netscape.

While doing some research on the Holocaust in Google I clicked on a link and I ended up at this page and assumed that I simply did not have access and thought nothing of it. My son told me he started getting the same site once in awhile. This A.M. I even had a popup ad showing this site.

Here's what I have done: cleared cache, cleared history, rebooted, ran NAV, and scanned for trojans with The Cleaner. Nothing worked.

Here's what I get:

[Strawbs]

works fine in opera!!

Is your internet access being controlled by Glendale Union High School? That seems really bizarre.

[Idigguns]

Works for me. I would say it probably is being blocked by the high school for some reason.

[Bill in SD, CA]

Strawbs: That's a nice RED X you just posted.

Whir, no I'm on Cox. Even the Cox tech dude on the phone sees the tshirt.

I ran Adaware and here's the results:

Thanks,
Bill

[Bill in SD, CA]

Originally posted by Idigguns
Works for me. I would say it probably is being blocked by the high school for some reason.

Why would and how could a high school district block only one GIF on my own site and only on my computer and only on my computer in IE?? The site is obvoiusly the Admin page.

Thanks,
Bill

[MDS]

works here in IE 6.0 so it has to be something on your system. Strawbs post shows the gif just fine.

[nomaxim]

Netscape 7.02 shows it just fine too.

You aren't banned from that site or something are you? j/k

[Bill in SD, CA]

Originally posted by nomaxim
Netscape 7.02 shows it just fine too.

You aren't banned from that site or something are you? j/k

Mine or theirs? I don't even want to go to theirs.

Bill

[Bill in SD, CA]

This is what I get today. Really strange. Is TechIMO taking free ads from high schools?


Bill