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A friend of mine has been having trouble bringing up his ATT web  
browser.  (He has ATT DSL.)   His work-around has been to  shut down and 
restart his computer, which then usually allows him to bring  up the 
browser.  (He says that sometimes he has to do this two or three  times.) 
He says that he does not have trouble bringing up Internet Explorer,  but 
he is familiar with with the ATT browser, which also contains his  
bookmarks, so he prefers to stick with it.  I believe he is running XP.  
Any suggestions?

Dean Kukral 
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I don't know if any of this will help you or not, but I used to have that  
trouble as well.  I always called ATT and they walked me through the  process.  
I had to go to the Control Panel, click on Add & Remove  Programs, and in the 
Add & Remove Program, Click Remove, then on the next  page that comes up, 
click on AT&T  Yahoo Applications.  This will  take you to another  window, -- 
select Yahoo Browser to remove. or ever how  that is worded.  It will uninstall 
only that.  Shut down and get back  on and open Explorer, and in the address 
bar, type in  hhtp://ATT.software.yahoo.com/getbrowser,  then click enter.  This 
 should take you to a page to reinstall your browser.
 
NOW ---- if that does not do it -- then try this. .... type in the  address 
bar,   hhtp://ATT.software.yahoo.com.  That should  take you to a page that 
will let you re-install your browser (by choosing what  you need on that page.) 
Of course, now if you have a firewall and an anti-virus  already on your 
system, uncheck those before you download your browser, as you  only want that.   
They have a number to call if you have  problems, but don't know if these 
numbers are the same or not.   1-877-722-3755.  But this is the number that was on 
my packaged  CD.     Hope some of this helps.   Harriet



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