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ftballtw View Member Profile	Oct 4 2008, 03:54 PM Post #1
Member Posts: 27 OS: Windows XP	On my Pastor's computer, an HP desktop with 1GB RAM , good processor and 200GB HD, He lost everything due to a virus. I took it back to factory and reinstalled all of his programs. Everything is great except his AOL Browser. (Avid AOL fan!) and it logs in but the home page shows only a page of HTML. I have gone through all the graphics settings and clearing cache, etc. I saw this article and wonder if anyone has an idea how I could do this. I do not understand PHP. Thanks for any help. Article: http://ilia.ws/archives/59-AOL-Browser-Woes.html

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