How do I clear my cache?

Most Internet browsers (like Microsoft Internet Explorer, Firefox and Safari) maintain what is called a cache.  A cache can help websites load faster by storing portions of websites on your computer's hard drive.  While this helps loading speed, it can often result in you not seeing the latest updated version of your site.

Clearing your cache every so often will help insure you are seeing the latest updates on your site.

If you're using Internet Explorer 6 or 7

1. Click Tools -> Internet Options
2. Under the "Temporary Internet files" header, click "Delete Files..."
3. Click "OK" on the window that pops up.  You do not need to check "Delete all offline content"
4. Click "OK" to close out the "Internet Options" window
5. Browse to the page where you are expecting to see changes
6. Click the refresh/reload button on your browser

If you are using Mozilla FireFox

1. Click Tools -> Options
2. Under the Privacy Tab, Under Private Data, Click "Clear Now".(You can, also, set the how long you keep your cookies, private date, etc.)
3. Click the check boxes for the following:
   1. Browsing History
   2. Saved Form and Search History
   3. Cache
   4. Cookies
   5. Offline Website Data
   6. Saved Passwords - unles you would like to keep these stored.
   7. Authenticated Sessions
4. Click "Clear Private Data Now"
5. Click "OK" to be taken out of Options.

If you are using Safari

1. Click Safari in the upper left of your screen
2. Click "Empty Cache..."
3. A pop-up box will appear, click "Empty"

If you are a using a different browser

1. Consult your browser's documentation on how to clear or empty your cache.