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What is a Cookie?
A cookie is a string
a web site sends to your web browser so that our web server can recognize
your browser during an interactive user session. The cookie allows
us to send your personal information only to your browser.
To protect your
personal information, we may use Secure Socket Layering (SSL) to encrypt
the information before sending it through the web. For high security,
we strongly recommend the use of 40-bit or 128-bit encryption browsers.
We are liable for
losses resulting from unauthorized transactions if we do not follow reasonable
security procedures to verify the identity of a user.
How to enable
Cookies in Netscape 4.x
To enable cookies
using Netscape 4.x:
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Go to the "Edit" menu
and select "Preferences".
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Select the "Advanced"
tab.
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To enable cookies,
you may select "Always accept cookies" or "Accept only cookies that get
sent back to the originating server".
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Click OK.
(Security tip: You
can control the who, why and when web sites attempt to give you cookies
by choosing "Warn me before accepting a cookie" along with your acceptance
selection. This warning control will send you a message asking for your
acceptance or disapproval when a web site tries to send a cookie to your
browser. When this message appears, you can simply say "yes" or "no" to
accept or decline the web site's cookie.)
How to enable
Cookies in Internet Explorer 4.x, 5.x
To enable cookies
using Internet Explorer 4.x for Windows 95, 98 & NT:
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Go to the "View" menu
and select "Internet Options."
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Select "Advanced" by
clicking one on the word "Advanced."
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In the "Cookies" section,
we suggest you select either "Accept all cookies" or "Warn me before accepting
a cookie."
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Click OK.
(Security tip: You
can control the who, why and when web sites attempt to give you cookies
by choosing "Warn me before accepting a cookie" along with your acceptance
selection. This warning control will send you a message asking for your
acceptance or disapproval when a web site tries to send a cookie to your
browser. When this message appears, you can simply say "yes" or "no" to
accept or decline the web site's cookie.)
To enable cookies
using Internet Explorer 5.x for Windows 95, 98 & NT:
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Go to the "Tools" menu
and select "Internet Options."
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Select "Security" by
clicking one on the word "Security."
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Select the "Internet"
Content Zone if it's not already selected.(Appears as an image of the Earth)
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Click the button marked
"Custom Level"
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Scroll down to the
section marked "Cookies" and select "Enable" for all cookie options.
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Click OK.
(Security tip: You
can control the who, why and when web sites attempt to give you cookies
by choosing "Warn me before accepting a cookie" along with your acceptance
selection. This warning control will send you a message asking for your
acceptance or disapproval when a web site tries to send a cookie to your
browser. When this message appears, you can simply say "yes" or "no" to
accept or decline the web site's cookie.)
To enable cookies
using Internet Explorer 4.x for Macintosh:
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Go to the "Edit" menu
and select "Preferences."
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Scroll down the list
of setting and select "Cookies".
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Set the value for "When
receiving cookies" to "Never Ask".
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Click OK.
(Security tip: You
can control the who, why and when web sites attempt to give you cookies
by choosing "Warn me before accepting a cookie" along with your acceptance
selection. This warning control will send you a message asking for your
acceptance or disapproval when a web site tries to send a cookie to your
browser. When this message appears, you can simply say "yes" or "no" to
accept or decline the web site's cookie.)
How to enable
Cookies for AOL
To enable cookies
using AOL 3.0/4.0 for Windows 95 with Internet Explorer 4.x:
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In Windows 95 go to
Start, Settings, Control Panel.
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Double-click the "Internet"
icon.
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select "Advanced" by
clicking one on the word "Advanced."
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In the "Cookies" section,
we suggest you select either "Accept all cookies" AND "Warn me before accepting
a cookie."
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Click OK.
(Security tip: You
can control the who, why and when web sites attempt to give you cookies
by choosing "Warn me before accepting a cookie" along with your acceptance
selection. This warning control will send you a message asking for your
acceptance or disapproval when a web site tries to send a cookie to your
browser. When this message appears, you can simply say "yes" or "no" to
accept or decline the web site's cookie.)
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