I believe all you have to do is hit the refresh button on the left of 
the top bar as the old page is stored in memory in your desktop 
computer. This will refresh to your current version...I've made this 
mistake before myself.
Gregg Pfaff

On 7/10/2011 5:12 PM, lswpubrw wrote:
> I have a website on which Im maintain a web page of current planetary configurations.  I update this page about once a month and in the past have had no problems. Yesterday I updated the page for  July and find that when I view it in IE9 it shows me the old page.  When viewed on my laptop (IE8) or FireFox on my desktop it shows the July chart which is the updated page.  Since only the desk top computer running IE9 shows the old page I'm guessing its a problem with IE9 since I never had this problem with IE8.  I've deleted history and the cache using the Tools menu but I don't know what to try next.
>
> Thanks,
> Bob Warasila
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