IFRF - The Monday Night Mail, 9907art02

MNM Service
What is it?
Latest Edition
Search
Archive

Using the IFRF NET web site
I was in the MOD and suddenly I am in the public domain why?
Contributed by Peter Roberts
IJmuiden, NL, 5th July, 1999 - Ref.: 9907art02

In this fourth article of the series we will deal with problem of windows which mysteriously change contents. The question is typically posed as: "I was in the MOD and suddenly I am in the public domain – why?" This is a similar problem to that which we were discussing two weeks ago.

If you wish enter the Members Only Domain by the originally designed route, then you must start initially in any of the public domain pages:

You first click on the key on the top of the right hand side menu, which brings you to the "transition page".
There you click again on the key to get the authentication dialogue box.
When this is successfully completed, you come into the welcome page of the MOD
It is important to note that at this moment your browser opens a new window, which is usually superimposed on top of the first window.

If it is not exactly superimposed – you might have moved it slightly – then you can inadvertently click on the slide bar of the original window and activate it - that is "bring it to the top". Suddenly you are back in the public domain window without realising it! Frustrating? Yes!

If it happens, glance at the bottom tool bar to see how many browser windows are open and select the on you want on top.

International Technical Meeting service Updates: Contributed by Peter Roberts
Using the IFRF NET web site: I was in the MOD and suddenly I am in the public domain why?: Contributed by Peter Roberts
Annual EuroFlam Seminar - Programme and abstracts - Vol 1: Contributed by Aristide Mbiock and Peter Roberts
Changes in the industrial gas world: Contributed by Peter Roberts and Aristide Mbiock
AEA moves into Canada: Contributed by Peter Roberts and Aristide Mbiock

This periodical forms part of the group of publications owned by the IFRF
The IFRF Monday Night Mail is published by:
IFRF NET, P O Box 10,000, The Netherlands
Edited: Peter Roberts
ISSN 1562-4781