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Why do I always have to log on twice? I cannot post without logging on twice. After the first log on I just get another log on screen.
04-17-2015 10:37 PM
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(04-17-2015 10:37 PM)WeatherfordOwl Wrote:  Why do I always have to log on twice? I cannot post without logging on twice. After the first log on I just get another log on screen.

Sounds like a 'local' issue... I don't know if it is your browser settings but I suspect it is. It COULD also be some sort of firewall issue

Try using another browser (firefox or chrome?) and see if it solves the issue
04-18-2015 11:06 AM
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