access with web tv

[Guest Captain Kidd]

My sister lives in Tuscon,AZ and I sent her the link to this web site and it says she can't have access. I always thought this to be a family type web site.

[Guest xanthari]

It may be that WebTV is doing something odd. They tend to do that. They have thier own standards for html for some reason. I stopped trying to design pages that would work on WebTV it just didnt seem to be worth the hassle.

[Guest jeremy]

Weird. We have webtv folks who play. What is the problem?

 

I don't think I'm intentionally alienating webtv folks. Perhaps on a subconscious level. (just kidding).

 

Jeremy

[Guest Captain Kidd]

I dont think the problem is this web site . it's just that webtv is so finicky .

[Guest AOL-Files]

WebTV is lame, tell your sister to get a computer, it's cheaper than a WebTV in the long run and hella more useful.

[Guest wtmrn]

My web tv works just fine ,in fact i find the browser a better web surfing tool than the computer in most cases. Works really well with buxleys site also.

[Guest arffer]

Running an ISP myself, we are very use to hearing error messages from users that have been 'personalized' by the user beyond recognition. The reported error message of

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...and it says she can't have access.

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could very well simply be a generic error message resulting from a simple typo when entering the URL.

 

Just a thought...

 

[This message has been edited by arffer (edited 25 July 2001).]

[Guest GPS-Digger]

I had no problem using my MIL's WebTV to access geocaching.com when I was visiting.