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JavaScript

Javascript support must be enabled in your browser in order to access the site.

To enable JavaScript in your browser:

In Netscape Navigator 4.x, go to edit, then preferences and click on "Advanced". Make sure the "Enable JavaScript" checkbox is checked.

In Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.x/6.x, go to the Tools menu and select Internet Options. From the popup window, choose the Security tab. Highlight the "Internet" zone and then click on the custom level button. Scroll to the section labeled "Scripting" and make sure that "Active scripting" is enabled.

In AOL 6.0, go to Keyword: PREFERENCES to open the AOL Preferences window. Click Internet Properties (www) from the Organization column. In the AOL Internet Properties window, click on the Security tab. Highlight the Internet zone and click on the custom level button. Scroll to the section labeled "Scripting" and make sure that the option "Active scripting" is enabled.

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Cookies

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It is possible to configure your browser's cookie settings to a level you are comfortable with. Some choices include accepting all cookies, denying all cookies, and having the browser prompt you when a cookie is being set letting you choose whether or not to accept it.

On this website, only non-permanent, session-only cookies (cookies that disappear as soon as you close your browser) are used. You must accept these cookies as they are essential for the proper functioning of the website.

To adjust the cookie settings:

In Netscape Navigator 4.x , go to edit, then preferences and click on "Advanced". In the lower right hand corner you can choose several options for cookies.

In Microsoft Internet Explorer 5, go to Tools, then Internet Options. Click on the Security tab. Highlight the Internet zone and click on the custom level button. Scroll to the section labeled "Cookies". Make sure the option "Allow per-session cookies" is enabled.

In Microsoft Internet Explorer 6, go to Tools, then Internet Options. Click on the Privacy tab. You can move the slider up or down to set the level of security for cookies. Make sure the option "Allow per-session cookies" is enabled.

In AOL 6.0 , go to keyword: PREFERENCES to open the AOL Preferences window. From the organization column, click "Internet Properties (www)". In the AOL Internet Properties window, click on the Security tab. Highlight the Internet zone and click the Custom Level button. Scroll down the list to locate the Cookies options. Make sure the option "Allow per-session cookies" is enabled.

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Popup Windows

Popup windows are often associated with spam. In this case, however, popup windows are needed in order to maintain the security of your session. Without them, you cannot securely logout.

Therefore, if you have any "popup killer" type programs running on your computer, please disable them temporarily.

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