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Whenever I open Internet Explorer I get this error : "The webpage is unavailable because you are offline". I have to disable Work Offline mode every time. It only started doing this after I added a dial up connection. But the dial up connection only works when my phone is plugged in, most of the time I use a wifi connection. Why does IE go offline when the dial up connection is offline, even if my wireless connection is online?

There are plenty of reasons. I would say that the main reason is because internet explorer (within internet options) contains many configuration settings that would either allow or not allow someone to access the web.

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For example you have the option to set up internet connections from within IE, as well as VPN and proxy settings. Lets say that either of those were configured incorrectly..you would probably no longer have the ability to lets say access "google.com"

I am not sure why Microsoft chose to do it this way, but the Internet Explorer -> Proxy settings are used by most, if not all applications that use the internet. While I agree there should be a system wide setting for the proxy server, it is not the most intuitive to put in in IE.

I recently set up two new servers running 2008 R2. On one of these servers I found that Internet Explorer was not updating. After supposedly installing the update, it still shows IE 8 as the browser. I attempted to install the Offline IE 11 installer. I also, used command line to remove IE 8 and any partial installs of other versions. I installed IE 11 using the offline installer, and when opening IE, I found it was running 8. Any ideas on getting this properly updated? Thanks!

While you're offline, changes made to your files and folders on your offline device won't sync with Dropbox. This means that the changes won't show on other devices you have synced to your Dropbox account.

Note: The ability to make an entire folder available offline is only available to customers on Dropbox Plus, Family, Professional, Standard, Advanced, and Enterprise plans. The ability to make individual files available offline is available to all Dropbox users.

Once a file or a folder has been made available offline, it'll have an offline icon (white downward-facing arrow in a green circle) next to or under it in your file or folder list. To see a list of your offline files or folders:

Some good news, that I had missed until now: The new version of Internet Explorer (IE 10) will likely finally support a key feature for launching web applications offline! Naturally this only works if the application was designed to do this. Read more about offline capable web applications this previous post.

Clearing the cache and cookies from a web browser is an important first-step for almost any troubleshooting for internet browsing. The 'cache' is a tool used by your internet browser to speed up the page loading process. However, sometimes it can cause a problem when websites are updated and developed as files saved in the cache may conflict with what's actually coded into the website. Clearing cache and cookies is a way we can be sure that any issues you may come across are actually something wrong with the website, rather than inconsistencies caused by using different browsers.

Is it possible to use a proxy on port 443? Or does the Esri download endpoint only respond to port 80? If the latter is the case, we'll just do offline downloads and installations because of security.

Microsoft has released Internet Explorer 11 with lots of improvements. This version has support for Windows 7 SP1 x86, Windows 7 SP1 x64, and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1. However, Microsoft annoyingly shows you only the web installer by default. For those who need the offline installer for any of these OSes, here are direct links to the offline installers of Internet Explorer 11.

The following links are for the English version of IE11:

You can also right-click a file or folder to display additional Box functionality to copy or email shared links and to view the item on Box.com. In addition, you can lock or unlock files, create Box Notes, search inside a folder, refresh files or a folder to update your Box content, and mark files to be made available offline.

You can also right-click a file or folder to display additional Box functionality to copy or email shared links and to view the item on Box.com. In addition, you can lock and unlock files, create Box Notes on folders, refresh files or a folder to update your Box content, and mark select content to make it available offline.

You can also mark content in Box Drive to make it available offline. Drive downloads this content to your device's hard drive so you can work when you're not connected to the Internet. When you get back online, Drive automatically uploads the revised content, so you are always working with the most up-to-date versions of your files. More information about making content available offline.

Logging out completely removes all traces of your Drive usage from your machine and enables you to log in again as a new user. Also, when you log out, your Box Drive session ends and the login screen displays. In addition, logging out of Box Drive deletes all of the downloaded content you had marked for offline availability. This of course clears up hard disk space on your device. It also returns to an online-only state all of the content you have marked for offline availability. You will have to repeat the process of marking folders for offline availability.

I am running Audacity 2.1.1 on Windows 7. I downloaded the zip file, unzipped it, then installed Audacity by double-clicking the audacity-win-1.2.6.exe file.

When I click on Help, then Manual, I am taken to the website and am apparently accessing the online version.

How do I download the Manual for offline use?

By default, Firefox 3.5 and 3.6 will automatically use offline mode if there is no network connection. Under certain conditions, after the connection is reestablished it may remain in offline mode without the user's knowledge. Firefox 4 and newer prevents this behavior by default. To prevent this behavior in versions 3.5 and 3.6, add an entry to the about:config options, as follows.

The message is self-explanatory. Prism needs to connect to the internet after a certain periods of time or a certain number of launches to validate your Prism license. This happens automatically, with no need for you to do anything.

Starting with Prism 6.07 and 6.0g, you needed to connect to the internet at least every 30 days or 20 launches, whichever comes first. If you are not connected to the internet, you will need to launch Prism while connected. Starting with version 9, in addition to connecting once per 30 days or 20 launches, Prism will attempt to connect to the server every 24 hours if the application is not closed.

Make sure your firewall doesn't prevent Prism from communicating with the internet. Prism uses port 443, which is the same port that web browsers use when browsing securely (https), but it is possible that a firewall is configured (perhaps by an IT department) that allows web browsers (and email programs...) but not Prism to use that port. If that is the case, change the firewall settings (or contact IT to have these settings changed).

Windows 8 and older. Test web browsing using Internet Explorer (IE). Connect to using IE (be sure not to use a different browser). Check the response that you get. You should see the message OK. Prism uses Windows system settings to connect to the internet. And if you do not get the response OK, use the Internet Options control panel to fuss with settings until IE works. If your version of IE is ancient, it may also help to update it. If you still get a different response - please contact us.

macOS. Test web browsing using Safari. Open the GraphPad server status page in Safari and check, what response you get. You should see OK. Prism uses system settings to connect to the internet. And if you do not get OK, try to solve internet connection problems on Mac . If you still get a different response - please contact us.

(Windows 8 and older) If you use an old version of Internet Explorer (IE 10 or earlier) and have it set to offline mode. This option is not available with Internet Explorer version 11 and its updates.

The University of Minnesota has enabled access to GMail Offline Mode for most University Google Apps accounts. GMail Offline Mode is designed to allow you to be able to read and respond to your emails, even when you don't have an internet connection. You will not receive new emails until you are connected to the internet again.

When your browser cache and/or cookies are deleted, your offline messages will also be deleted. Gmail will re-download your messages per your GMail offline settings once you sign back into your Google Apps account. This can take several hours depending on your internet connection and settings. ff782bc1db