PUTER WEIRD GOINGS ON

[barbaranoela]

Well, this is enuf to really get my NOO YAWK gander UP---

First I am typing with my cus of this glop BUt in all my important deak top items I keep getting this sign that comes up saying Certificate of Security Xpired???? I dont even know what the hell this means????

SOOOOOOO---Luigi calls *help* line and for over an hour(wuth an Xpert from INDIA) directing him this way/that way over and over , I am still locked outta my documents????? Guess this was of NO help!!!!

I hate this stuff!!!!

And my eyez are doing good Xcept for the part where those little plastics things,hold ya glasses onto the side of ya nose, keep irritating WHATEVER I have---grrrrrrrrrrrrr

Am getting into a FOUL mood

anyway---
have a wellness day
keep a smile
luv Barbara


SORRY----GOOD DAY All


AND going to call HELP line again---

[starfire]

Well, computer problems always make me feel kinda myself, plus you have the problem with your eyes with would only add to it.

I hope Louie can get it sorted out for you soon. I have no idea what it might mean either.

Hang in there......

Shirley

[hazel]

I thought you were talking about documents, not anything to do with the internet. I thought you might have a virus, but now that I read Tex's and Peggy's posts I had to come back and edit mine, because their answers make more sense!!!

In regards to what we were discussing yesterday, I am trying to eat better, i.e. had a cup of tea instead of coffee yesterday afternoon because I don't put cream or sugar in my tea! Thanks for your inspiration.

[tex]

Mrs. Columbo,

Check to make sure that the date is set correctly for your computer. An incorrect date setting is the usual reason for getting error messages about Certificates of Security.

You can view, (and manage), the certificates on file in your computer by going to, (depending on which browser you are using, this is the order for Mozilla or Netscape), Edit => Preferences => Privacy & Security => Certificates => Manage Certificates => Authorities.

Check the date first, though--that's most likely the problem.

Luv,
Galahad

P S If you're not sure how to do that, just right click on the time in the task bar, (at the bottom right corner of your monitor display, and select "Adjust Date/Time" from the pop-up menu. This will give you a window in which you can view and adjust the date and/or time, if necessary.

[Peggy]

"Certificate Authority Is Expired" warning message:

Security certificates (SCs) are built into Web browsers and help to ensure that the information you send over the Web cannot be intercepted. As browsers age, certificates expire, and the "Certificate Authority Is Expired" warning appears.

While you can still surf the Web and send secure information to an e-commerce site, the intent of the warnings is to encourage you to update your browser.

If you'd like to avoid getting these annoying warning messages in the future and ensure that your e-commerce transactions are completed at the highest level of security, upgrade to a newer version of your favorite Web browser.

How to Proceed...

AOL users - upgrade to AOL 5.0 when you sign on to AOL, or go to www.aol.com and click on "Download AOL."

Netscape users - upgrade your browser and learn more at Netscape's Dowload Center www.netscape.com

Microsoft Internet Explorer users - upgrade your browser and learn more at Microsoft's Update Information page
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.mspx

Macintosh users using Internet Explorer - update your browser and learn more at Microsoft's Update Information page.