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How to set your browser to accept cookies
If your Internet Explorer browser version is
above 5.0, you will need to enable session cookies.
1. From the Tools menu in IE 5 or 5.5, click Internet Options.
2. The Internet Options dialog box will open.
3. Click the "Security" tab.
4. Click the Internet icon. (If you are on a local area network, you must also
repeat this procedure with the Local internet icon selected.)
5. Click Custom Level. The Security Settings dialog box opens.
6. From the Settings list, scroll down to Cookies.
7. Under the Allow cookies that are stored on your system option, click Enable
and then click "OK".
8. Under the Allow per session cookies (not stored) option, click Enable and
then click "OK".
9. Click "OK" to close the Internet Options dialog box.
To accept cookies using Netscape in Windows:
1. Click on "Edit" from the top bar.
2. Select "Preferences".
3. Select "Advanced".
4. Where it says Cookies, select either Accept all cookies or Accept only
cookies that get sent back to the originating server radio button.
5. Click "OK".
6. Go back to the Web and click the Reload button. You should receive the most
recent versions of our web pages.
To accept cookies using Netscape on a Macintosh:
1. Click on "Edit" from the top bar.
2. Select "Preferences".
3. Select "Advanced".
4. Where it says Cookies, select either Accept all cookies or Accept only cookies
that get sent back to the originating server radio button.
5. Click "OK".
6. Go back to the Web and click the Reload button. You should receive the most
recent versions of our web pages.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact
us.
What ARE Cookies?
For example, when you browse through an "online shopping mall" and add items to your "shopping cart" as you browse, a list of the items you've picked up is stored by your browser so that you can pay for all of the items at once when you're finished shopping. It's much more efficient for each browser to keep track of information like this than to expect the web server to have to remember who bought what, especially if there are thousands of people using it the web server at a time.
A cookie file is NOT a secret way for a web server to find out everything about you and what you have on your hard drive. The ONLY way that any private information could be in your cookie file would be if you personally gave that information to a web server in the first place and it decided to put that information into your cookie file for some reason. Also, each cookie is marked with information about what web server it's for; Netscape Navigator does not send any cookies to any web server they're not for. There is absolutely no way for a web server to get access to any private information about you or your system through cookies. Also, there is no possible way that a virus could be spread through the use of cookies.