Hi Guys

I have finally be shown ho to access funkysnooker at work by using "sneak me"....

It will only let me on my forums but every time i try to play the game it says java disabled - i have followed the osi to fix these but it still doesnt work.

Any Ideas

Emily

PS - I only play at break times in case I get a sanctimonious reply about playing games at work lol

Did you check if it has been enabled in "Internet Options" -> "Advanced"?

Sometimes, though, access is restricted to Internet Options for users who don't have Administrator privilages on that computer.

Please visit here, what does it say?
http://www.funkysnooker.com/help#playing_problems

have done that - when i click the play button now nothing happens

ahh well - at least i can still access the forums

you see nick this is the reason we are in the recession people playing funky on the job

Only thing I can access at work is gcasino.com meccabingo.com and rank.com lol no snooker but get to play blackjack

and there's me thinking we are in recession because of

1. The banks were risking our money and losing it needing a big financial bail out from the government.

2. This then stopped banks from lending more freely meaning less mortgages and a dip in the housing market.

3. This then hit our construction industry with nothing being built etc etc and also other massive businesses in the UK meaning higher than normal unemployment.

4. The effect of this is then there is less money to around to tax people on meaning the national debt is growing rather than receeding.

5. This means those who are working etc are getting taxed more to cope with all this (and to pay bankers bonuses)

6. With all your money going on tax and the essentials like food, gas, electric etc etc people are left with very little to put back into the economy meaning the closure of shops etc etc so less tax again.

I apologise to the world for the current global recession as I just didnt know it was caused by me playing Funkypool and Snooker in work.

thats all well and good but 49% of it was snooker's fault