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Hi i have managed to log onto msn via my phone to get to hotmail.............when i try to sign in using the net passport it says the browser i am using needs cookies to be enabled i have looked in the p900 manual but cant find any answers
how do i do it
also does anyone know were i can download tv programmes to watch on my p900 - eg simpsons
thanks in advance
copperfield
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Posted: 2004-03-28 19:27:51
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regarding enabling cookies, pleae take a look at my post in
this thread
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Posted: 2004-03-28 19:31:17
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hi tried that..........cookies were already enabled..........still doesnt work though.......still says:
we browser options are currently set to disabe cookies - to use net passport you must enable cookies:
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Posted: 2004-03-28 19:43:07
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the only thing I can add then is that I can log into hotmail using mobile.msn.com in Opera so it is possible! at least there is some hope
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Posted: 2004-03-28 19:46:42
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i did download opera.........how exactly does it work..........i tried
www.mobile.msn.com and it said couldnt connect to remote server arrrrrrrrrrrggggggggg
can you tell me what settings to use etc to get it to work ie.......
in the preferences tab............mayb i just have the wrong settings
what exactly is the difference.......
some1 said to get a proper internet connection from o2 i put the o2 settings in and then rang them up to set it up but they say theydont support it
copperfield
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Posted: 2004-03-28 19:55:04
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its just mobile.msn.com not
www.mobile.msn.com
can't help you with O2 except to say that Opera requires a GPRS internet connection and won't work with a GPRS wap connection
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Posted: 2004-03-28 20:04:07
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never mind looks like ill never get it
i do have o2 gprs and o2 wap gprs connections but neither work with it......
ill just have to settle with mymail
thanks anyway
copperfield
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Posted: 2004-03-28 20:07:47
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It seems some web servers and/or web apps tell you you don't have cookies turned on even though you really do. They seem to use other data (possibly browser type) to infer that you don't have cookies on or to decide that they don't want to server you.
For example, my bank web site claims I don't have cookies on when I access it from P900-based Opera even though I know they are turned on and accepted by the P900. AND when I access the same web site from a PC-based Opera browser, the same thing happens. From which I conclude (most likely), the web site doesn't really like Opera, and the cookies error message is just a red herring. So I think you may be barking up the wrong tree trying to get cookies turnd on when you already have them on.
Paul T
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Posted: 2004-03-29 05:02:51
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