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~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
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Diann Melton wrote:
 > Help!....new user here.
 > I have set up 2 administrator accounts on my computer. I can log onto
 > each account, and i can get into email on each account. But, on one
 > account, i open websites on the internet and on the other one, it gives
 > me an error message every time....a dns or dll redirect or something like
 > that. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
 > We've looked at the settings on both accounts and they look the same to
 > us! Thanks in advance.