Accessing AOL mail using internet explorer

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Pier Bruno

After I log into AOL using Intermet Explorer, as I
normally would, I click on the mailbox icon which usually
loads my new messages. Recently, from whatever computer
I may be on, when I do this an IE error message pops up
stating the following:

DIG assertion:

dig.composer.replacetoken: name and value are required
arguments. To remove a token, pass null as the value.

..... followed by a bunch of computer lingo.

Has anyone seen this before?

Thanks,
Pier
 
After I log into AOL using Intermet Explorer, as I
normally would, I click on the mailbox icon which usually
loads my new messages. Recently, from whatever computer
I may be on, when I do this an IE error message pops up
stating the following:

DIG assertion:

dig.composer.replacetoken: name and value are required
arguments. To remove a token, pass null as the value.

.... followed by a bunch of computer lingo.

Has anyone seen this before?

Thanks,
Pier
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Is this the first time you are trying to do this, or have you always
been able to access AOL mail through IE? (I always thought that other
than Netscape 6 and 7, you could only access AOL mail through the AOL
proprietary email program)
 
Recent post in IE6.Browser NG:

"Join the crowd. There are a number of postings, including
mine from July 12, about this DIG Assertion problem when
attempting to access AOL email via webmail. AOL
suggested that I try a different server (I've tried
www.aol.com.au and I also noted from these postings that
someone else recommended www.aol.com.ca. The .au worked
for me. AOL said the problem should be fixed in a couple
of days. As of 7:00pm CDT [14 July-03], the last time I tried
tonight, the problem still persists."
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HTH...Please post back to this thread

~Robear Dyer (aka PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE)
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com

 
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