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Old 12-07-2011, 08:33 AM #1
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Originally Posted by dillypooh View Post
Hi Jo. It happens when I log on. My homepage pops up which is the AOL homepage. I can click off the homepage and underneath it is this blank page thats always there when I sign on.
Besides setting you home page as directed, Clearing your cookies should also help eliminate that other page, seems it is tracking with your browser and remembers.
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