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Eastern Railroad Discussion > What happened to NS schedules on web?Date: 09/03/03 13:40 What happened to NS schedules on web? Author: dgamble Are NS train symbols and times still available on the web. I used to use a website, I think it was prodigy something, but I couldn't find it recently..
David G. Date: 09/03/03 14:06 Re: What happened to NS schedules on web? Author: Anonymous User Try this... http://www.angelfire.com/sc2/nstrains/
Date: 09/03/03 17:32 Re: What happened to NS schedules on web? Author: BCM Any other place?
That site gives so many pop-ups and javascript errors that it is basically useless to me... - BCM Date: 09/03/03 17:50 Re: What happened to NS schedules on web? Author: mully Download pop up stopper its freeware from cnet.com and it gets rid of most pop ups...i love it
Gary Date: 09/03/03 18:19 Re: Blocking Pop up ads Author: BillL Also Google toolbar version 2.0 is 100 % effective..
Date: 09/03/03 19:06 Re: Blocking Pop up ads Author: BCM Thanks for the suggestions guys but neither of those do much good unless your using IE (Internet Everybody-exploring-your-computer)... Also what is the source of all of the Javascript errors? The site didn't even load right when I tried it in that other browser (IE)...
- BCM Date: 09/03/03 19:32 Re: Blocking Pop up ads Author: JET BCM Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks for the suggestions guys but neither of > those do much good unless your using IE (Internet > Everybody-exploring-your-computer)... Nothing a good firewall cannot take care of. Everyone should be using a firewall these days, no matter what type of browsing software is used. Date: 09/03/03 21:17 Re: Blocking Pop up ads Author: CRRNJ Back to dgamble's original question. There was a great NS schedule site at http://communities.prodigy.net/trains/tcrup001.htm . I tried it last week and it was gone. Have the NS lawcritters gotten togather with the bunch from CSX. By the way, I ran across a site that was using the CSXT logo with permission.
Len Date: 09/03/03 21:27 Re: Blocking Pop up ads Author: n8icw Best thing to use is Mozilla.
Complete pop up control. I never see one anymore using it. It the best mail reader there is and its completely free. You can also add a Googlebar to it. http://www.mozilla.org I also can no longer get the Prodigy site, I used it a lot. Mark Date: 09/03/03 21:41 Re: Blocking Pop up ads Author: Robbman Opera is a great browser to use...
Date: 09/04/03 05:42 Re: What happened to NS schedules on web? Author: ConwayControl Both Mozilla and Netscape 7.1 have pop-up stopper built in.
Both are basically the same browser. Netscape is based on Mozilla. They also have tabbed browsing. I press one toolbar button and it brings up 28 tabs with all the web sites I visit daily. Great browsers. |