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jayenram

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I just checked and it's up and running. Seems that they have changed the format of the Forum chat. Looks quite nice now!

Maybe the chat was down during the upgrade, but we was not informed about any upcoming maintenance.

Jayenram, please confirm that you can use it now.

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Still no luck george. It may be yesterday's quantity of *chang*.

I'm back to receiving the return:

"error: java.lang. ClassFormatError: default (Bad magic number)"

I think I'll head off to the pub and try again later or tomorrow.

Thanks anyway.

Cheers

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Still no luck george. It may be yesterday's quantity of *chang*.

I'm back to receiving the return:

"error: java.lang. ClassFormatError: default (Bad magic number)"

I think I'll head off to the pub and try again later or tomorrow.

Thanks anyway.

Cheers

Day 8:

May the good Lord have mercy on your soul.

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Guest bluesky

George,

(this is dutch on wife'scomputer)

I got the same problem.

message: load:class Client not found

This was using the computer at home(pentium1,windows 98)

At the company no problem (pentium 4,windows XP)

What to do?

Dutch

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George,

(this is dutch on wife'scomputer)

I got the same problem.

message: load:class Client not found

This was using the computer at home(pentium1,windows 98)

At the company no problem (pentium 4,windows XP)

What to do?

Dutch

The Load class Client not found error is among the most notorious of Java applet error messages, and can be caused by a number of different problems. Usually, this problem indicates that your web browser has downloaded/cached an invalid copy of our chat software (cache instability or an error in download). Minor network glitches between your computer and the download servers can also cause the problem. Ninety-nine percent of the time, the problem can be resolved by emptying your browsers cache (or Temporary Internet Files), then shutting down all instances of your web browser, and trying again. In rare circumstances, a reboot may be required.

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Guest bluesky

hi Huski,

Thanks for the answer.

However is it possible to put it in more understandable language (for me,may be)?

At home I am using " Internet for dummies", so you can see where my question is coming from.

Thanks anyway.

DUTCH :o

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Right!

I've finally got rid of the old Commadore 64 and upgraded to an all singing, all dancing Pentium 4 with millions of magawhistles.

However, still the same "bad magic number" error return when logging on to OFCS.

Considering that everything I am now using is new (hard and software), the only constants appear to be me and my ISP (csloxinfo).

I'm being driven slowly crazy!!

:o

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