What if the broswer shows "calendar not found" when I am using the correct URL?

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Rest assured we have not deleted it, unless you have not updated it at all for at least 2 years. And we have multiple backups of every calendar. But, if your browser suddenly reports "the requested calendar was not found" or "page not found," here are 6 ways to get back your calendar:

1. Hit your browser's Refresh or Reload button.
2. Hit your browser's Refresh or Reload button while holding down the Control key. This is a "hard refresh" that often works better.
3. If you are using a Mac computer or the browser Opera, use "www.my.calendars.net" instead of "my.calendars.net" to begin the web address.
4. Try other URLs that go to the same servers, as explained below; this frequently works.
5. Exit your browser, reload your browser, and go back to your calendar. This ususally works.
6. If you do not want to exit your browser, clear your browser's cache. In IE, go to Tools, Internet Options. On the General tab, click on "Delete Files" under Temporary Internet Files. In Mozilla or Netscape 6 or 7, go to Edit, Preferences, Advanced, Cache and hit "Clear Memory Cache" and, if necessary, "Clear Disk Cache".

Put Your Calendar on the Premium Server

Sometimes, particularly the 4 hours between 8 a.m. and noon, Eastern Time in the United States, the free servers can get very busy, which can cause delays and timeouts. If you cannot tolerate this, the best solution is to move your calendar to the Premium Server, which has 99% less traffic. You can move your calendar by using the Order Form, after consulting the Price Information (although the price information is also shown on the subsequent order forms).

Try Other URLs That Go to the Same Servers

Sometimes, particularly the 4 hours between 8 a.m. and noon, Eastern Time in the United States, the free servers can get very busy, which can cause delays and timeouts. If you cannot tolerate this, the best solution is to move your calendar to the Premium Server, which has 99% less traffic.

In addition, by November 2005 we will have migrated to an entirely new system, using the program Calcium on Unix servers at a new web host.  This system will be much faster than our current setup.  The transition to Calcium will be transparent to calendar users, and all existing data will be transferred.  The calendars will look almost exactly the same (except better), and the menus will be much the same but offer additional functions.

We have had various approaches to domain names. We have settled on using my.calendars.net for the basic free calendars, so the main path to your calendar is http://my.calendars.net/nameofcalendar.

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