Yeahh

I had an interesting little problem when viewing some websites; including the Lottery Post. The web pages took forever to load. I could not understand why some pages would work fine and some would not. Anyway, I found a way to diagnose the problem using Microsoft Internet Explorer. The actual problem turned out to be an Add-On for Internet Explorer. You can Quick Check this by starting Internet Explorer without Add-ons.

1. Close any Internet Explorer windows that may be open.
2. Go to your desktop and right click on the Internet Explorer icon.
3. You can disable the Add-ons by clicking the menu item - Start Without Add-ons.

When you do this, all the Add-ons are disabled and it will be displayed as an information bar at the top of the page view pane. This is to tell you that you are in a diagnostics mode and will show up on each website you visit. If the page you are having problems with loads faster, then one of the Add-ons is causing the problem. You'll have to figure out which one.

1. Close any Internet Explorer windows that may be open.
2. Go to your desktop and right click on the Internet Explorer icon.
3. Menu select - Properties.
4. Click on the top tab - Programs.
5. Click on the button - Manage add-ons.
6. In the drop down menu - Show, make sure it is selected as - Add-ons that have been used by Internet Explorer.

At this point, you should see a list of all the Add-ons used or once used by Internet Explorer. You will have to go through each one-by-one and disable and try them, or... you can do the reverse, disable them all then enable one-by-one. Use either method to find the one Add-on that is causing the problem. After that, you have to decide if this is an Add-on you can live without or not. In my case, I found that Norton added a control for Phishing that in my opinion was pretty useless, so I disabled it.... well, a little more than that, but that is a little more technical than can be described here.

Hope this helps anyone.

PS: Start Internet Explorer normally when enabling or disabling Add-ons individually.

I'm forced to redo my original Combinatorial Mathematica due to A-HOLE-L FTP changes and a Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library error in MathPlayer by Design Science.

The following link is just a test... repeat, the following link is just a test.

http://home.mchsi.com/~jadelottery/PDF

Well?? Sort of...

We are moving in to our new web space.

You can find us at: http://home.mchsi.com/~jadelottery

We'll be updating as time permits.