I am also chiming in about Windows 10. I was using Win 7 on a desktop & laptop, and very happy with it, although, truthfully, I probably would have still been using XP if my motherboard hadn't fried in my previous computer a couple of years ago and I had to buy a new computer, and so I kept totally ignoring those reminders that my Win 10 was waiting to be uploaded. I dreaded doing that because I also have a few older programs that I was very concerned about, Frontpage 2003 & PAF, in particular, and frankly, I'm not that great at tech except that I know how to run my computer and the programs I use. I was constantly reading up about experiences that others were having after making the switch to Win 10, and I was going to hold off in making that decision for my own. But I started noticing in the last couple of months that some of programs were not functioning properly, I use the desktop version of Windows Live and it wasn't always opening, and my good old FP 2003 was not connecting and often was forcibly being closed. I have never had any problems with those before, not in all of the years I've used them, and my suspicion is that something being done in the Win 7 updates, was causing it. Eventually, I said what the heck, and went ahead and uploaded Win 10 to my laptop which didn't have as many files as the desktop but does have FP, and it ran like a dream, I had no problems whatsoever. The next day I added it to my desktop, and everything is working fine, all of the recent problems I had were cleared up, I get instant connectivity for all of my programs, and it even has my Windows Media Player, which I had heard was not going to be a part of the Win 10, but I've had absolutely no problems whatsover. About the only thing that was different for me, was getting used to setting the aps for the programs and features that I use but once I learned where the Settings are, I'm fine. Deloris Williams -----Original Message----- From: hutley via Sent: Saturday, January 09, 2016 10:21 AM To: Billie Walsh ; [email protected] Subject: Re: [FreeHelp] Internet Explorer - End of Support Hi all, Here are my five cents worth of input. I switched to Windows 10 and am well pleased with its performance. Guess I should say that I am a long time Microsoft user. It is a personal preference. When I downloaded Windows 10 I was a little concerned that some of my other old programs would not work anymore. Well, great joy, I installed FrontPage 2003 and it still works as good as it always did. I still use Family Tree maker 2006. It too works well. I have a few other old programs installed and am using them without any trouble. Like I said, it is a personal choice. Kind regards, Heidi Boos-Utley Email: [email protected] URL: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~heidisfamily -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Lon, This issue has been around for the past month. http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/Freepages-Help/2015-12/1450220803 Barry --------------------- On 09/01/2016 10:45, Lon Mason via wrote: > I recently added a new family line to my webpages at freepages and I > noticed there is something strange with my guestbook. It makes no > sense, I > can't read any comments people have added to my guestbook. > > The confusing page is located here: > > http://resources.rootsweb.com/~guestbook/cgi-bin/public_guestbook.cgi?gb=935&action=view > > My guestbook is located here: > freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hazlett/guestbook.html > > Can someone please explain to me what happened? > > Thanks > > Lon Mason > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Good catch! Pat A. At 09:18 AM 1/9/2016, david thiessen via wrote: >I was having this issue and I finally fixed it by editing my html. I >changed all instances of rootsweb.com to rootsweb.ancestry.com in the >source code. > >In other words, this -> >http://resources.rootsweb.com/~guestbook/cgi-bin/public_guestbook.cgi?gb=935&action=view > >should be chnaged to this -> >http://resources.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~guestbook/cgi-bin/public_guestbook.cgi?gb=935&action=view

Hi all, Here are my five cents worth of input. I switched to Windows 10 and am well pleased with its performance. Guess I should say that I am a long time Microsoft user. It is a personal preference. When I downloaded Windows 10 I was a little concerned that some of my other old programs would not work anymore. Well, great joy, I installed FrontPage 2003 and it still works as good as it always did. I still use Family Tree maker 2006. It too works well. I have a few other old programs installed and am using them without any trouble. Like I said, it is a personal choice. Kind regards, Heidi Boos-Utley Email: [email protected] URL: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~heidisfamily ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----Original Message----- From: Billie Walsh via Sent: Saturday, January 9, 2016 09:57 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FreeHelp] Internet Explorer - End of Support According to Microsoft there will never be another "version" of Windows. Ten will just get incremental updates from now on. Some people are still using, much to Microsoft's chagrin, Windows XP. Just because support stops doesn't mean that the OS dies on the spot. As an alternative to Microsoft/Windows I often suggest Linux. I use Kubuntu Linux. Any version of Linux with the KDE desktop is a good choice for a Windows user. The user interface is very familiar to ex-windows users. I have Mint Linux running on one little Asus EeePC. Linux seems to support much older equipment than Windows. [Sidebar] I have to wonder about Microsoft giving away free Windows 10. Windows has always been Microsoft's cash cow. Where does the revenue stream come from after this. Linux is, and has always been, "free" but there's no big corporate structure with dozens [ hundreds ] of paid employees that have to get a paycheck. Each version is maintained by a group of individuals that volunteer their expertise. On 01/09/2016 08:47 AM, Kabe via wrote: > On Thursday, January 7, 2016 2:22 PM, Barry Carlson via > <[email protected]> wrote: > > As of January 12, 2016, Microsoft will be ending support for Internet > Explorer 8, 9, and 10. This means that those browsers will no longer > receive security updates, which will make them more vulnerable to > hackers. > > Internet Explorer 11 will be supported well into the future, as it is > capable of running legacy modes of the browser back to and including > IE5. > > The MS Edge browser and IE11 are of course both supported in Windows > 10, and I suspect that this move is part of Microsoft's plan to migrate > existing MS O/S users to Windows 10. > > > Thanks for the heads up, Barry. Once again, Microsoft, literally, "takes > the cake"! So much for MS May 2015 > announcement:http://www.techradar.com/us/news/software/operating-systems/microsoft-confirms-there-will-be-no-windows-11-1293309 > > I'm still being prompted to Install Windows 10, but do not want it. > I truly believe that having Win 10 "waiting" in my tray for me to > "Install" is the cause of my puter overheating. Luckily, I have "HP Cool > Sense" turned "ON", but have lost work, due to the auto-shutdowns. Plus, > the overheating weakened my laptop's hinge [right by the fan]. Looks like > I'll be needing to buy another LT; all "thanks" go to Microsoft. > The overheating began after MS "auto-updated" KB3035583, which a bit > later allowed for Win 10 to auto-download. My puter can be quiet as a > mouse, but when MS is pushing it's product on me, my LT roars. My LT got > so hot it nearly burned my skin. I vacuumed and cleaned my fans, but > that's NOT the problem. I checked the "BIOS Drivers". I'm up to date. > I'm convinced that the roaring/overheating/shutdowns are being caused by > Microsoft wanting to force their Win 10 Install. > Looks like I best get moving fast, if I am going to be able to Disable > Update KB3035583, however daunting the task is. If "Support" and > "Updates" end on 1/12/2016, I might not be able to do anything about the > "auto-updates" already on here? If I find that impossible, I'm guessing > that to get Win 11, [surprised MS didn't just 'skip' to Win 1000, as > they'd done w/ Win 9, LOL], I will first must Upgrade from 8.1, [or, I > might have 8.2?] to Win 10, and then to Win 11. > Just as, say, Win 7 users must first Upgrade to 8, and then, 8.1, plus > have all of the "Service Packs" installed too, before they can even think > of [maybe succeed?] installing Win 10. Then, depending on "System > Requirements", Win 11, and all for what? "Support"? More like, "Melting > my LT down!" > The good news is that I use Chrome. If I'm to go into debt for a new > puter, might as well get an Apple. After all, "it's only money", or > that's what these mega-corporations think! We The People is a joke. > I'm age sixty-two, and will likely see the day come when only the very > elite will have access to "The Net". What we know as the internet had > begun as "a government weapon in the Cold War"; what's changed? > http://www.history.com/topics/inventions/invention-of-the-internet > Microsoft [and ancestry.com's "Family Tree Maker"] sure "put on the > kibosh". Yet, why are we ever surprised? > > Do try to stay "safe"! Barry gave some other helpful ways to do that > which I snipped, due to length]. > Kathie Buchanan > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- Fast is fine, but accuracy is final. You must learn to be slow in a hurry. -Wyatt Earp- _ _... ..._ _ _._ ._ ..... ._.. ... .._ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

According to Microsoft there will never be another "version" of Windows. Ten will just get incremental updates from now on. Some people are still using, much to Microsoft's chagrin, Windows XP. Just because support stops doesn't mean that the OS dies on the spot. As an alternative to Microsoft/Windows I often suggest Linux. I use Kubuntu Linux. Any version of Linux with the KDE desktop is a good choice for a Windows user. The user interface is very familiar to ex-windows users. I have Mint Linux running on one little Asus EeePC. Linux seems to support much older equipment than Windows. [Sidebar] I have to wonder about Microsoft giving away free Windows 10. Windows has always been Microsoft's cash cow. Where does the revenue stream come from after this. Linux is, and has always been, "free" but there's no big corporate structure with dozens [ hundreds ] of paid employees that have to get a paycheck. Each version is maintained by a group of individuals that volunteer their expertise. On 01/09/2016 08:47 AM, Kabe via wrote: > On Thursday, January 7, 2016 2:22 PM, Barry Carlson via <[email protected]> wrote: > > As of January 12, 2016, Microsoft will be ending support for Internet > Explorer 8, 9, and 10. This means that those browsers will no longer > receive security updates, which will make them more vulnerable to > hackers. > > Internet Explorer 11 will be supported well into the future, as it is > capable of running legacy modes of the browser back to and including > IE5. > > The MS Edge browser and IE11 are of course both supported in Windows > 10, and I suspect that this move is part of Microsoft's plan to migrate > existing MS O/S users to Windows 10. > > > Thanks for the heads up, Barry. Once again, Microsoft, literally, "takes the cake"! So much for MS May 2015 announcement:http://www.techradar.com/us/news/software/operating-systems/microsoft-confirms-there-will-be-no-windows-11-1293309 > > I'm still being prompted to Install Windows 10, but do not want it. > I truly believe that having Win 10 "waiting" in my tray for me to "Install" is the cause of my puter overheating. Luckily, I have "HP Cool Sense" turned "ON", but have lost work, due to the auto-shutdowns. Plus, the overheating weakened my laptop's hinge [right by the fan]. Looks like I'll be needing to buy another LT; all "thanks" go to Microsoft. > The overheating began after MS "auto-updated" KB3035583, which a bit later allowed for Win 10 to auto-download. My puter can be quiet as a mouse, but when MS is pushing it's product on me, my LT roars. My LT got so hot it nearly burned my skin. I vacuumed and cleaned my fans, but that's NOT the problem. I checked the "BIOS Drivers". I'm up to date. I'm convinced that the roaring/overheating/shutdowns are being caused by Microsoft wanting to force their Win 10 Install. > Looks like I best get moving fast, if I am going to be able to Disable Update KB3035583, however daunting the task is. If "Support" and "Updates" end on 1/12/2016, I might not be able to do anything about the "auto-updates" already on here? If I find that impossible, I'm guessing that to get Win 11, [surprised MS didn't just 'skip' to Win 1000, as they'd done w/ Win 9, LOL], I will first must Upgrade from 8.1, [or, I might have 8.2?] to Win 10, and then to Win 11. > Just as, say, Win 7 users must first Upgrade to 8, and then, 8.1, plus have all of the "Service Packs" installed too, before they can even think of [maybe succeed?] installing Win 10. Then, depending on "System Requirements", Win 11, and all for what? "Support"? More like, "Melting my LT down!" > The good news is that I use Chrome. If I'm to go into debt for a new puter, might as well get an Apple. After all, "it's only money", or that's what these mega-corporations think! We The People is a joke. > I'm age sixty-two, and will likely see the day come when only the very elite will have access to "The Net". What we know as the internet had begun as "a government weapon in the Cold War"; what's changed? http://www.history.com/topics/inventions/invention-of-the-internet > Microsoft [and ancestry.com's "Family Tree Maker"] sure "put on the kibosh". Yet, why are we ever surprised? > > Do try to stay "safe"! Barry gave some other helpful ways to do that which I snipped, due to length]. > Kathie Buchanan > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- Fast is fine, but accuracy is final. You must learn to be slow in a hurry. -Wyatt Earp- _ _... ..._ _ _._ ._ ..... ._.. ... .._

Hi, FreeFind is back working for me after about 2 weeks. I guess the problem was with FiOS, but was something out of my control. Regarding the 5,000 limit. I have well over that, but still have a free account. When I reached the limit I requested, and was granted, an increase. This was almost 8 years ago already. I don't know what the current policy is, but I simply asked and was granted the increase. BTW, I don't have any .pdf files on my site. I don't think they are allowed anyway. It is all .html and .jpg. I believe FreeFind's policy is to treat a .pdf of any length as one item. Vanessa At 07:34 AM 1/9/2016, Kabe wrote: >Thanks, Judy! You've painstakingly gathered info & offered your >experience with having BOTH Google and Free Find site search engines >on your wonderful, massive & very useful site pages. [I am looking >at all of your new data! Your site has proved very helpful for my >lines in Washington Co, PA. Thank you for that hard work too!] > >Your comparisons of G & FF help, without any prejudice as to which >is "better". This is very kind of you! > >I might be chastised for what I am going to question in this thread >rather the other, but I can take an unwarranted slam [just as you have]. > >I note the "limit of 5000" with FF. >Judy wrote: I would like to give the following comparisons of >Freefind and Google >Webmaster Tools: I will try to match these point by point. But I send >separate emails for each one. > >Freefind (abbreviated here as FF) >- FREE and paid versions. >- Requires code for search box. >- I believe the man who owns it is called Alan (?). He is very nice to >work with if you have a problem. >- Has a user Account interface. Allows user some controls. >- Limited to 5,000 items (htm, html, jpg, gif, pdf, txt) >- But you can request higher amount for total "item" indexing; decided on a >case by case basis. ><Snipped> > >In the last few days, Vanessa had posted that she was having >problems with seeing her FF on her site. [as per her recent thread: >"Free Find has disappeared". I'm CC'ing this to Vanessa in case she >doesn't notice your post; doesn't miss your great info.] > >I checked Vanessa's site, and found her FF was working perfectly >fine. I replied to Vanessa [off-list] about DNS errors and >connectivity problems [concerned abt. being slammed for being "OT" here]. > >That said, beyond what seem Vanessa's probable connectivity/DNS >problems, might Vanessa have reached this: > >"Limited to 5,000 items (htm, html, jpg, gif, pdf, txt)" > >Could this "limit" cause Vanessa to not be able to see her Free >Find, when others can? [Again, barring other connectivity problems] >Could reaching this "limit" cause a DNS Error? > >Vanessa's site is massive; chock full of Currier & Ives images and >"(htm, html, jpg, gif, pdf, txt)" >It wouldn't surprise that she has more than "5000 items". > >Thanks again, for all of your help, both, with these comparisons of >FF and Google search engines, and all of your many kind & helpful >past posts; your "point" gets points from 'the novice', me! > >Kathie Buchanan > > --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

I was having this issue and I finally fixed it by editing my html. I changed all instances of rootsweb.com to rootsweb.ancestry.com in the source code. In other words, this -> http://resources.rootsweb.com/~guestbook/cgi-bin/public_guestbook.cgi?gb=935&action=view should be chnaged to this -> http://resources.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~guestbook/cgi-bin/public_guestbook.cgi?gb=935&action=view -- David Thiessen OpenPGP Key Id: 0x3E228D41 Available from: http://pgp.mit.edu phone: 580-429-8109 fax: 925-380-5824 http://www.linkedin.com/in/thssndvd

I am unsure what your point is. Surely it's each to his/her own! I use Freefind on my website for site search only and for my personal use I use Google. Freefind allows users to choose - them or us! I like Freefind because of its ease of use for my website, without the technicalities (and they are quite demanding) of Google Webmaster. B

I recently added a new family line to my webpages at freepages and I noticed there is something strange with my guestbook. It makes no sense, I can't read any comments people have added to my guestbook. The confusing page is located here: http://resources.rootsweb.com/~guestbook/cgi-bin/public_guestbook.cgi?gb=935&action=view My guestbook is located here: freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hazlett/guestbook.html Can someone please explain to me what happened? Thanks Lon Mason

As of January 12, 2016, Microsoft will be ending support for Internet Explorer 8, 9, and 10. This means that those browsers will no longer receive security updates, which will make them more vulnerable to hackers. Internet Explorer 11 will be supported well into the future, as it is capable of running legacy modes of the browser back to and including IE5. The MS Edge browser and IE11 are of course both supported in Windows 10, and I suspect that this move is part of Microsoft's plan to migrate existing MS O/S users to Windows 10. If you use reliable third party security software on Windows XP, Vista, 7 or 8.x, then I believe that provided you take reasonable care, use of the older browsers will not get you into trouble. Though if in doubt, download and set as your default browser either, Firefox, Opera or Chrome. There are benefits in doing this, as those modern third party browsers provide support for current CSS features even when operating in older Windows O/S environments. Barry

On Thu, Jan 7, 2016 at 10:40 PM, Bryan <[email protected]> wrote: > I am unsure what your point is. I'm unsure why you are asking about "the point", when the person asked about the differences between them. So I gave a comparison of two "on site search engines" for use on websites. > Surely it's each to his/her own! No one but you thinks "choice" is an issue. That was not the point of the comparisons-- except to give info so the person could choose one (or use both). Giving comparisons between two services is no reason to become attacking. Surely, there is no cause for your reaction (with exclamation points!) to reading a simple comparison list? > I use Freefind on my website for site search only and for my personal use > I use Google. Freefind allows users to choose - them or us! I like Freefind > because of its ease of use for my website, without the technicalities (and > they are quite demanding) of Google Webmaster. > B > > We weren't talking about Google's regular web search for personal use. We were discussing use of different on-site search boxes for personal websites and their features/benefits. Actually, Google Webmaster Tools is NOT "demanding". It simply means learning just how bots actually "see" a webpage and links, just like learning how bots view pages from taking a deeper look into Freefind results (or Pico when I first started). I've learned a lot-- from both FF and G. 2016 and sadly, nothing much changes about how people choose to respond to list mail. You can always Ignore and delete any message rather than being attacking a list member. Have a nice year. Judy

I would like to give the following comparisons of Freefind and Google Webmaster Tools: I will try to match these point by point. But I send separate emails for each one. Google Webmaster Tools - FREE. - Requires code for search box AND a verify string of code provided to you. - Nobody to email for support (but you can use Google Forums for help) - Gives "Google Webmaster Tools". No real search controls; Google expects the User to know how to set up code, such as noindex;nofollow; nocache;nosnippet. (I will discuss more about Webmaster Tools later.) - Indexes an unlimited amount of items. - No need to request higher total indexing. - No "sections" - You can put ALL your freepages websites under one code as if "one site" but get separate reports in Google Webmaster Tools. - No immediate G-report except in Google Webmaster Tools. No email copy. - No email reports. Everything is under one Dashboard at Google Webmaster Tools. - You can study how G sees your site and make corrections. Self-learning, but using Google Webmaster Tools. No real difference; you WILL spot errors and if you are determined, you WILL figure out how to fix the errors. You can always ask the Freepages RW List. - Fixing errors means it must re-index the site, but G reindexes on a schedule. You can request reindexing up to 10x a month; this used to be unlimited. However, G WILL find your stuff. - G expects redirects. Freepages doesn't like redirects. So if you change a file from Mom.jpg to mom_1990.jpg then G will list those files as 404 page not found. This can be aggravating if you do a site overhaul. *Can take G about 3 months to drop off those 404s. - Google Webmaster Tools.shows visitor searches. - Google Webmaster Tools.shows site's keywords. - To get the most out of the features of Google Webmaster Tools, you must get familiar with what it shows you. - Learning what G shows compliments what FF interface shows. See previous email for comparison to Freefind.

I would like to give the following comparisons of Freefind and Google Webmaster Tools: I will try to match these point by point. But I send separate emails for each one. Freefind (abbreviated here as FF) - FREE and paid versions. - Requires code for search box. - I believe the man who owns it is called Alan (?). He is very nice to work with if you have a problem. - Has a user Account interface. Allows user some controls. - Limited to 5,000 items (htm, html, jpg, gif, pdf, txt) - But you can request higher amount for total "item" indexing; decided on a case by case basis. - Interface lets you set "sections" for index. - You can list ALL your freepages websites as if "one site". - You can get an immediate FF report after indexing. - You can set up Email reports for indexing and visitor searches. - You can study how FF sees your site and make corrections. Self-learning. No real difference; you WILL spot errors and if you are determined, you WILL figure out how to fix the errors. You can always ask the Freepages RW List. - Fixing errors means it must re-index the site, but you can do reindexing at any time. - FF can use redirects but doesn't demand you use them. Freepages doesn't like redirects. So if you change a file from Mom.jpg to mom_1990.jpg then FF will just drop those files out of your results (unless a link still uses the old filename). It WILL tell you if your site has had a major reduction in files, such as from 3,224 to 3,004. It will send you an email. - Reports show visitor searches. - Reports show site's keywords. - To get the most out of the features of FF's Account interface, you must get familiar with what it shows you. - Learning what FF shows compliments what Google Tools shows. Next email, I will post a comparison for Google Webmaster Tools.

At 05:06 PM 1/7/2016, Billie Walsh via wrote: >I have both FreeFind and Google on various websites. Bioth work well but >the one difference I see is that the Google one tends to get you better >listing rankings in a Google search. At least it's my opinion that it >does. I created an entirely new site and used the Google search thingy. >Within three days the site was number three in a google search. Well of course. Why wouldn't Google rank results from their search engine before others? What might be helpful to look at is the accuracy of those search results in terms of what you/your visitors might be searching for. Freefind provides a weekly report that tells me not only how many searches were made, but specifically what my visitors were looking for. That helps me to think about what redesign/upgrades to the site are going to be most helpful to my visitors. Pat A.

Anyone use Google's search engine for their site? How does it compare to FreeFind? I used to have a PICO search engine, but they went out of business. I figure Google will probably outlast FreeFind. http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~aherns/ -dja

I have both FreeFind and Google on various websites. Bioth work well but the one difference I see is that the Google one tends to get you better listing rankings in a Google search. At least it's my opinion that it does. I created an entirely new site and used the Google search thingy. Within three days the site was number three in a google search. On 01/07/2016 03:35 PM, Dennis Ahern via wrote: > Anyone use Google's search engine for their site? How does it compare to > FreeFind? I used to have a PICO search engine, but they went out of > business. I figure Google will probably outlast FreeFind. > > http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~aherns/ > > -dja > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > -- Fast is fine, but accuracy is final. You must learn to be slow in a hurry. -Wyatt Earp- _ _... ..._ _ _._ ._ ..... ._.. ... .._

Vanessa, I, too, can use your Freefind without problem. One way to approach this problem is do nothing and save yourself aggravation. e.g. The whole point is that visitors can use it and we've verified that it works fine. On the other hand, it IS maddening when services we pay to use make decisions for us! Read through this from 2014: https://forums.verizon.com/t5/Fios-Internet/Unable-To-Connect-To-Certain-Websites/td-p/684937 I went through router problems. A hacker could get in a backdoor on a Netgear router and change my IP addresses used to connect to DNS. You could ask verizon to lead you through how to reassign your IPs (new numbers) and lock them into your router. If you do this, make sure you reset the router to factory settings first, then add the new IP addresses, and lock it with 64-byte password encryption. OR... call and complain but then, just trust that freefind is working on your site. Save yourself the worry, time, headache, frustration, irritation, etc. Life is too short. Judy

Vanessa, This note was on the main page of the web site. Maybe this is the problem. "Note: Some small percentage of users on Verizon fios are experiencing intermittent connection issues to our main site and search cluster. Our upstream provider is working with Verizon to resolve this issue." Liz Nash -----Original Message----- From: Vanessa Stern via Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2016 7:19 PM To: Kabe ; [email protected] Subject: Re: [FreeHelp] Where did FreeFind go? I have rebooted my router, rebouted my desktop and tried my husband's laptop. FreeFind is still not working from either my computer or my husband's, meaning that it must be the network. Most of the links that come up when I Google "FreeFind not working" are FreeFind links and I can't access them. I am getting really frustrated. So far I have not found any other sites that don't work. >From the little I was able to see, it could be a DNS problem with Verizon. Any suggestions as to how I should approach that? Vanessa At 11:41 AM 1/6/2016, Kabe wrote: >Oops! Vanessa, I forgot to paste what I wanted you to Google >exactly! From what I'm finding, there could be another reason for >why your "Free Find disappeared". Google exactly: free find search >engine not working > >You should'see many possible reasons. >Kathie Buchanan > > > > > --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I have rebooted my router, rebouted my desktop and tried my husband's laptop. FreeFind is still not working from either my computer or my husband's, meaning that it must be the network. Most of the links that come up when I Google "FreeFind not working" are FreeFind links and I can't access them. I am getting really frustrated. So far I have not found any other sites that don't work. From the little I was able to see, it could be a DNS problem with Verizon. Any suggestions as to how I should approach that? Vanessa At 11:41 AM 1/6/2016, Kabe wrote: >Oops! Vanessa, I forgot to paste what I wanted you to Google >exactly! From what I'm finding, there could be another reason for >why your "Free Find disappeared". Google exactly: free find search >engine not working > >You should'see many possible reasons. >Kathie Buchanan > > > > > --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

Hi Vanessa, I just inserted the code for FreeFind on my website and everything works just fine. Here is the URL to get to their site: https://control.freefind.com/servlet/interactive/control.html This address will take you to the login page. Good luck, Heidi Boos-Utley Email: [email protected] URL: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~heidisfamily --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----Original Message----- From: Vanessa Stern via Sent: Wednesday, January 6, 2016 18:19 To: Kabe ; [email protected] Subject: Re: [FreeHelp] Where did FreeFind go? I have rebooted my router, rebouted my desktop and tried my husband's laptop. FreeFind is still not working from either my computer or my husband's, meaning that it must be the network. Most of the links that come up when I Google "FreeFind not working" are FreeFind links and I can't access them. I am getting really frustrated. So far I have not found any other sites that don't work. >From the little I was able to see, it could be a DNS problem with Verizon. Any suggestions as to how I should approach that? Vanessa At 11:41 AM 1/6/2016, Kabe wrote: >Oops! Vanessa, I forgot to paste what I wanted you to Google >exactly! From what I'm finding, there could be another reason for >why your "Free Find disappeared". Google exactly: free find search >engine not working > >You should'see many possible reasons. >Kathie Buchanan > > > > > --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message