Re: IE7 and forms problem

How can you tell what cookies are good ones?

Devona
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Adrian Spratt 
  To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 9:17 AM
  Subject: Re: IE7 and forms problem


  Although removing these items can be helpful, Yardbird is right that 
  wholesale deletion results in the loss of stored passwords and sometimes 
  other problems. I find that the best first step is to perform an MS disk 
  cleanup, which you get to by going to the start menu, pressing p for 
  programs, entering on accessories, pressing s for system tools and then 
  pressing d until you hear disk cleanup. If that procedure doesn't solve the 
  problem, I go to cookies, via temporary Internet files, and individually 
  delete cookies, keeping those that relate to services I use.

  Thanks to G.W. Cox, Yardbird and Frankie for suggesting fast ways of 
  clearing the password field.
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: "Jim Williams" <jwbr33694@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

  I second that emotion.

  When I had problems with a certain web site I contacted their techy 
  department and they told me to do the same and things have been fine ever 
  since.

  Jim Williams

  -----Original Message-----
  From: jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of 
  Evangeline Dionisio

  Hi Morey, I think you should try to delete your history, temporary internet 
  files, and your kookies. If this are not work, try to contact the site to 
  report this problem. I hope its help you.

  On 4/13/07, Frankie. V. <frankmventura@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Yes, I often have 
  fragments of passwords stuck in those fields as well. What I do is go into 
  forms mode on the password edit field and hit control a to select the entire 
  field then just type my password over it.

  Regards, Frankie V.

  -----Original Message-----
  From: jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf 
  Of Adrian Spratt

  Hi, Morey.

  Often I find that a website has retained my password, or else kept the one I

  typed incorrectly, in the password edit field. Sometimes it is signaled with 
  XXX, but not always. Whenever I encounter the problem you describe, I go 
  into forms mode on the password edit field, press the delete key several 
  times and then the backspace key several times, since I don't know whether 
  I'm at the beginning or the end of the field. If I'm not mistaken, that has

  always solved the problem for me.

  I use JAWS 8 and IE6.
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: "Morey Worthington" <Mossback7569@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

  Hello all, Using Jaws 8 and IE 7. After going to a web site which needs an 
  ID and password, I fille out the information and do my business. When I go 
  back to that site and try pressing the log-in button Jaws says either the ID

  or Password were incorrect. So...I try it again, and when i get back to the 
  form, I re-enter the ID and Password, check the remember these items and 
  then smack the log-in button again. Well....I get that invalid ID or 
  Password message again and again, and again. Any thoughts about making this 
  matter work better? Delete cookies? Or???? Any help appreciated. Morey 
  Worthington

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