That's not a valid link. It points to the old forum software. Haven't used that in years.

Jay said:

That's not a valid link. It points to the old forum software. Haven't used that in years.

thanks jay,

that might mean that every link

here is broken:

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http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Project-Index-Star-Wars-Preservation-and-Other-Projects/post/111400/#TopicPost111400

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I checked on some other ones,

and none of them worked either.

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UPDATE : here is the message:

Duplicate headers received from server

later

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Try this easy fix:

Best...thread...ever.

TV's Frink said:

Best...thread...ever.

Worst...reply...ever.

Haha

later

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it seems the broken link error that's

impacting other people is browser based issues

and interpretations.

using :

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ie 6 - old links works

ie 7 - old links works

ie 8 - old links works

chrome - ver 10-16 doesn't work

firefox - not sure

opera - not sure

i think newer browsers are a little

more strict in the way they interpret

file links and headers.. so if doesn't work,

try another browser.

the only other issue, is that some browsers

break threads due to formatting.

i can't read this thread:

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http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Best-source-for-the-Mos-Eisley-speeder-pass-by-shot/topic/13924/page/2/

past the post by ru.8  - #42

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http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Best-source-for-the-Mos-Eisley-speeder-pass-by-shot/post/568478/#TopicPost568478

it ends there in IE 6-8.

later

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Confirmed the "duplicate header" error is an issue with Chrome.

Simple (serious, this time) workaround: delete the "www." from the start of the url.

Aw man, I wanted you to be serious last time.