Nearly every instance of "Can't Parse HTTP" occurs because your Web browser can't figure out the Web address (the URL) you typed. While most browsers allow you to leave off the "http://" before a Web address, some browsers require it.

Steps you can take include:

• Make sure the Web address you typed exactly matches the Web address you were given. Spelling, punctuation, or capitalization errors can prevent the browser from finding the page you're seeking. (Remember, there are no spaces allowed in Web addresses. A proper Web address will look like http://www.imbris.com).

• Use the Reload button to try to connect to the site again, or wait and try again later.

• Clear your Web browser's disk cache. Depending on the browser, you will choose a menu item called "Preferences" or "Options." Look for an option for "Advanced" or "Browser" features, then press the button that says "Purge Cache," "Clear Cache," or "Empty Cache."

• Try connecting to other Web sites. If you can connect to other sites, the problem is probably with that one site so try again later. If you're having problems connecting to other sites though, you might be having a problem with your connection or your computer.