Q: What is a "cookie"
and what should I do about cookie warnings?
A: "Cookies" are pieces of information that
are passed between a computer and a website. We use cookies
to recognize users when they visit our website. The use of
cookies is an industry standard and occurs at most major websites.
To fully utilize our website your browser must be set to
accept cookies. For more details about how we use cookies,
please see our privacy policy.
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Q: How do I enable the cookies
on my browser?
A: Using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0,5.5, or 6.x:
On the Tools menu, click Internet Options. Then, on the Security
tab, click "Default level".
Using Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0: From the View menu,
click Internet Options. Then, on the Advanced tab, click "Always
accept cookies".
Using Netscape Navigator 4.x: From the Edit menu, click on
Preferences and choose Privacy & Security. In the cookies
dialog box, choose "enable cookies based on privacy settings",
choose a privacy level of low, medium or high.
Using Netscape Navigator 4.x: From the Edit menu, click on
Preferences and choose Advanced. In the cookies dialog box,
choose either Accept only cookies that get sent back to the
originating server or Accept all cookies.
Using AOL: From the Preferences menu, click the Advanced
tab. Uncheck the "Warn before accepting cookies" checkbox.
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