When I update content on my website and then view the website through IE I
don't usually see the new pages; I still see the old pages. I believe this is
caused by the cacheing of the site on my computer as I can ctrl+refresh and
the updated pages will appear. Is there a way to ensure that the viewers of
the site are always seeing the latest updated pages? They would have various
cache settings on their computers and may not know that they need to do a
hard refresh - they would just assume that the site had not been updated
because they are still seeing the old pages.

Overriding the Browser's Cache Settings.
http://www.interlacken.com/winnt/tip...ow.aspx?tip=20

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Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
Spider Web Woman Designs
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"Moon" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When I update content on my website and then view the website through IE I
> don't usually see the new pages; I still see the old pages. I believe this
> is
> caused by the cacheing of the site on my computer as I can ctrl+refresh
> and
> the updated pages will appear. Is there a way to ensure that the viewers
> of
> the site are always seeing the latest updated pages? They would have
> various
> cache settings on their computers and may not know that they need to do a
> hard refresh - they would just assume that the site had not been updated
> because they are still seeing the old pages.