:angry:NO pics?
This'll depend on a few things, so I'm going to assume you're running Windows on a PC and have command prompt access.
When a picture doesn't load, you get a litle icon where it's supposed to be. Right-click on it and select properties. On the Properties window, look for the part where it says Address: (URL).
It might be something like this:
Write down everthing thing between the http:// and the next slash. In this case, you're looking at http://www.astroboy-online.com
Next, click on Start > Run, and type in command or cmd (whichever works). It'll open a black MS-DOS window where you can type stuff.
Type in ping http://www.astroboy-online.com (or whatever the address is you wrote down) and press enter. It'll spend a few seconds "pinging" the web site four times to try to get a connection. It should be something like this:
This is the kind of thing you want to see. This means any image problem you have is in your web browser setup. You could try holding down CTRL and clicking on Refresh to see if the page loads properly with all the images.
But if it just says "Request timed out" four times, then you have no connection to that site and you probably have a firewall problem.
If you're at work or at school, there's nothing you can do about this. Someone's blocked access to the site where the images are stored because you're not supposed to be there. <_<
If it's a library or an Internet cafe, report it to them and they might fix it up.
If you're on a home computer, you'll have to change your firewall settings. This is beyond the scope of this message board and you're better off running a Google search for a more appropriate forum.
By the way, there are some images (usually old ones) that don't show up for anyone. They're simply not hosted at that address anymore.
I hope this helps. If you have any further problems, please post a link to the page that isn't working.
When a picture doesn't load, you get a litle icon where it's supposed to be. Right-click on it and select properties. On the Properties window, look for the part where it says Address: (URL).
It might be something like this:
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Address: http://www.astroboy-online.com/img/title2.gif
(URL)Write down everthing thing between the http:// and the next slash. In this case, you're looking at http://www.astroboy-online.com
Next, click on Start > Run, and type in command or cmd (whichever works). It'll open a black MS-DOS window where you can type stuff.
Type in ping http://www.astroboy-online.com (or whatever the address is you wrote down) and press enter. It'll spend a few seconds "pinging" the web site four times to try to get a connection. It should be something like this:
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Pinging [url]www.astroboy-online.com[/url] [205.214.78.128] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 205.214.78.128: bytes=32 time=376ms TTL=48
Reply from 205.214.78.128: bytes=32 time=370ms TTL=48
Reply from 205.214.78.128: bytes=32 time=382ms TTL=48
Reply from 205.214.78.128: bytes=32 time=466ms TTL=48
Ping statistics for 205.214.78.128:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
Minimum = 370ms, Maximum = 466ms, Average = 398msThis is the kind of thing you want to see. This means any image problem you have is in your web browser setup. You could try holding down CTRL and clicking on Refresh to see if the page loads properly with all the images.
But if it just says "Request timed out" four times, then you have no connection to that site and you probably have a firewall problem.
If you're at work or at school, there's nothing you can do about this. Someone's blocked access to the site where the images are stored because you're not supposed to be there. <_<
If it's a library or an Internet cafe, report it to them and they might fix it up.
If you're on a home computer, you'll have to change your firewall settings. This is beyond the scope of this message board and you're better off running a Google search for a more appropriate forum.
By the way, there are some images (usually old ones) that don't show up for anyone. They're simply not hosted at that address anymore.
I hope this helps. If you have any further problems, please post a link to the page that isn't working.
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