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Old 01-10-2007, 02:33 PM #1
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Default Getting Booted out of flash Chat?? some suggestions
check the box for NT to "remember" you

allowing pop ups for the flash chat is a big thing to stay in

don't hit your refresh button - let it refresh on it's own.

browser,,,and firewall settings... might be an issue

you can try these and see if it helps any - if not we'll ask DocJohn to look at the chat software.
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