Follow these instructions to flush, or clear, your browser cache.

The instructions vary based on the type and version of your web browser.

Mozilla 1, Netscape 6, or Netscape 4:

• From the "Edit" menu, select "Preferences..."
• Click on the "Advanced" Category and then click on "Cache"
• Click on both "Clear Disk Cache" and "Clear Memory Cache". If prompted, confirm by clicking "OK" on the pop-up.
• Click "OK" to close the "Preference" window.

Netscape 3:

• From the "Options" menu, select "Network Preferences...".
• On the "Cache" tab, click on both "Clear Disk Cache Now" and "Clear Memory Cache Now". In both cases confirm by clicking "OK" on the pop-up.
• Click on "OK" to close the "Network Preference" window.

Internet Explorer 5:

• From the "Tools" menu, select "Internet Options".
• On the "General" tab in the "Temporary Internet Files" section, click on "Delete Files" and then click "Okay" on the confirmation pop-up.
• Click "Okay" to close the "Internet Options" window.

Internet Explorer 4:

• From the "View" menu, select "Internet Options".
• On the "General" tab in the "Temporary Internet Files" section, click on "Delete Files" and then click "Okay" on the confirmation pop-up.
• Click "Okay" to close the "Internet Options" window.

Internet Explorer for Macintosh:

• Choose Edit from the menu at the top.
• Select Preferences.
• From the table that opens select 'Advanced'.
• From the area named Cache hit the button that says 'Empty Now'.

Apple Macintosh Safari:

• From the tile bar at the top hit the Safari Link.
• Choose Empty Cache from the drop down menu.
• Select Empty from the safari warning box.

What is cache?

Your browser saves a temporary copy of recently downloaded pages and graphics in your computer in a place that is known as the browser cache. When you revisit a page or graphic, your browser loads it directly from its cache instead of downloading it. This saves time because your computer can read from its cache far faster than it can download another copy from the Web.

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