Accessing the internet via bookmarks

Hi,
When I use my bookmarks try to go on the internet via my Palm T/X I get this message" The page you requested cannot be displayed. The website you are trying to access may betemporarily unavailable or the URL you entered cannot be resolved."
I can confirm that my WiFi works ( I can connect) and the the websites are available through my computer. I tried re-entering the bookmarks and still get the same message.
Can you help?:
Post relates to: Palm TX

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