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ProZ \"Not Found\" - am I the only one?
Thread poster: Martin Schmurr
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Dec 2, 2002

I explained the following problem to Jason, but he put it down to the Proz hitches last month - however, it\'s going on, and I want to know if it happens to anyone else:

Whenever I type www.proz.com on any of our 16 PCs, I get \"This page cannot be found\", and I can see ProZ only after a detour via several links.

Ralf Lemster kindly suggested \"check your ISP, and check your settings\", but our technician answe... See more
I explained the following problem to Jason, but he put it down to the Proz hitches last month - however, it\'s going on, and I want to know if it happens to anyone else:

Whenever I type www.proz.com on any of our 16 PCs, I get \"This page cannot be found\", and I can see ProZ only after a detour via several links.

Ralf Lemster kindly suggested \"check your ISP, and check your settings\", but our technician answered that, as the problem occurs on all browsers IE 5 and 5.5, it must be a site problem, and if he told our provider, they would try and see ProZ and say it works allright.

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