Arbiter access
 

This may get deleted by the moderators as not exactly on topic but.....need help. My association recently adopted arbiter.net for game scheduling. Coincidently I got a new cpu. I am unable to access the Arbiter game assignment page and I am wondering if anyone else out there may have had a similar experience. I am operating from a Dell E310, windows XP and 380kbps connection.

be sure you're typing thearbiter.net...not .com
 

are you getting to the home page of arbiter...it might be coming from arbiter...didnt change e-mail address?

I also have the arbiter. If your having trouble just call your assignor. I'm sure they can help with any questions. I know this isnt much help but I'm not sure what the porblem is. Are you logged in? info correct? Sometimes when you dont have a game for that assignor, it will say you dont have sufficent rights to view this page. If your logged in, click on schedule and it should bring up your schedule. I hope this kinda of helps, if not keeping writing and I,ll see what I can do with more specifics.

One time I had trouble with the Arbiter, it wouldn't load the start page at all. I just went into my browser, deleted the cookies, and tried again - worked like a charm.

The Arbitor log-in is case sensative... Have you checked that?

Could be a PEBKAC error.

Obviously. :D

missinglink,
Good one.
mick

worked like a charm again and thanks

I was wrong: not PEBKAC, but PICNIC. I apologize for the error. What a relief that it all worked out in the end.

Thank goodness it wasn't a PICNIC error. I hate those. There's nothing worse than pulling the sandwiches and wine out of the basket and realizing that you didn't bring the corkscrew.

For all you Chicagoland folks, have you ever been to Ravinia? Beautiful place for a picnic with a fantastic music to go along with it.

Aww, no sandwiches? Geeze, what are we supposed to eat? The tickets at Ravinia are just sooo expensive! And you don't get a real seat. And, we have to carry our own blanket? All the way from the parking lot?

Oh. I thought you said whine.

Yep, Ravinia's a great place to watch a concert, as long as the weather's nice. And they usually have a good mix of acts booked throuout the season.