Your browser stores web pages as temporary files in your Internet cache to speed up loading time when you visit these pages again. The downside of this feature is that web pages often change and so the cached pages you see can frequently be out-of-date. By deleting the temporary files from your cache, you will ensure that the most up-to-date bookbuffet.com pages load.
All Internet browsers have buttons that detele temporary files, or "clear" your cache. The following explains how to clear your cache using the three most common browsers. Once you have cleared your cache, click the Refresh button on your browser toolbar.
- On PC using Microsoft® Internet Explorer
From your browser toolbar, select View and then Internet Options – General Tab – Delete Files.
- On Apple® Macintosh using Microsoft® Internet Explorer
From your browser toolbar, select Edit and then Preferences – Web Browser – Advanced – Empty Now.
On PC or Apple® Macintosh using AOL
From your browser toolbar, select Settings and then Preferences – Internet Properties (WWW) – Delete Files.
- On PC or Apple® Macintosh using Netscape®
From your browser toolbar, select Edit and then Preferences – Web Browser – Advanced – Empty Now.
