Cache or not Cached, that is the question...

CompNut | 23:10 Mon 20th Mar 2006 | Technology

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Hi there,

I've read the previous queries and answers about cache-ing but they don't seem to answer the question I have.
So here goes...when a site on the Net shows it is 'cached' and it won't open up, how can one overcome that and open it up, please? How can I disable it in order to get into it?
Sorry if this is a daft question, but as I'm not too computer literate these things baffle me.

Bye now, and thanks.

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redmug100

Are you talking about search engines? A cached site means its stored on Google's (or whatever search engine) database. If you cant open it up normally it means its moved, changed address or no longer exists.

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Thanks for replying, redmug100, yes I meant on search engines, and one site that wouldn't open was a current magazine in Cajun country, Louisiana, and others recently were archives on old magazines /comics like The Wizard and Hotspur etc.
Anyway, thanks muchly for your response.

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