Enabling Browser Cookies

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To look up what version of browser you are using select/click "Help" on the menu bar. Then select/click "About ..." (example: "About Internet Explorer" or "About Communicator..."). Next look for the version information. (example: Version: 5.30.2, would be Internet Explorer 5)

Internet Explorer 6
Step 1: Select/Click "Tools" from your Internet Explorer menu bar.
Step 2: Select/Click "Internet Options" from the "Tools" menu drop down list. This will open the "Internet Options" window.
Step 3: Select/Click the "Privacy" tab in the "Internet Options" window. This will display the privacy settings for the Internet zones - click here to see example.
Step 4: Select/Click "Edit.." button under the "Web Sites" sub heading. This will open the "Per Site Privacy Settings" window.
Step 5: Enter classof78.org into the "Address of Web site" field, then click the "Allow" button. Click the "OK" button to accept your changes. click here to see example.
Step 6: Click "OK" on the bottom of the "Internet Options" window to exit and save your changes.

Internet Explorer 5
Step 1: Select/Click "Tools" from your Internet Explorer menu bar.
Step 2: Select/Click "Internet Options" from the "Tools" menu drop down list. This will open the "Internet Options" window.
Step 3: Select/Click the "Security" tab in the "Internet Options" window. This will display the "Web content zones" - click here to see example.
Step 4: Select/Click "Internet" for you web content zone. This should show the security level for this zone.
Step 5: Select/Click the "Custom Level..." button. This should open the "Security Settings" window.
Step 6: Scroll through the settings until you find the heading "Cookies". The "Cookies" heading will have the subheading "Allow cookies that are stored on your computer" - click here to see example.
Step 7: Select/Click "Enable" or "Prompt" under the "Allow cookies that are stored on your computer" subheading. Click "OK" when exiting each window to save your changes.

Internet Explorer 5 (alternate)
Thanks to Gary Dake for this version. It works!
Step 1: Select/Click "Tools" from your Internet Explorer menu bar.
Step 2: Select/Click "Internet Options" from the "Tools" menu drop down list. This will open the "Internet Options" window.
Step 3: Select/Click the "Security" tab in the "Internet Options" window. This will display the "Web content zones" - click here to see example.
Step 4: Select/Click "Internet" for you web content zone. This should show the security level for this zone.
Step 5: Slide the Security Level bar from the "default" Medium setting to Medium-Low. Click "OK" when exiting each window to save your changes.

Internet Explorer 4
Step 1: Select/Click "Edit" from your Internet Explorer menu bar.
Step 2: Select/Click "Internet Options" from the "Edit" menu drop down list. This will open the "Internet Options" window.
Step 3: Select/Click the "Security" tab in the "Internet Options" window. This will display the "Web content zones" - click here to see example.
Step 4: Select/Click "Internet" for you web content zone. This should show the security level for this zone.
Step 5: Select/Click the "Custom Level..." button. This should open the "Security Settings" window.
Step 6: Scroll through the settings until you find the heading "Cookies". The "Cookies" heading will have the subheading "Allow cookies that are stored on your computer" - click here to see example.
Step 7: Select/Click "Enable" or "Prompt" under the "Allow cookies that are stored on your computer" subheading. Click "OK" when exiting each window to save your changes.

Netscape 4
Step 1: Select/Click "Edit" from your Netscape menu bar.
Step 2: Select/Click "Preferences..." from the "Edit" menu drop down list. This will open the "Preference" window.
Step 3: Select/Click "Advanced" from the "Preferences" window. This will display the "Advanced" settings - click here to see example.
Step 4: Select/Check "Accept all cookies" or "Accept only cookies that get sent back to the originating server" from the "Advanced" settings. Click the "OK" button to save your changes.

Netscape 6
Step 1: Select/Click "Edit" from your Netscape menu bar.
Step 2: Select/Click "Preferences..." from the "Edit" menu drop down list. This will open the "Preference" window.
Step 3: Double Click "Privacy & Security" from the "Preferences" window. Then select/click "Cookies" to see cookie options - click here to see example.
Step 4: Select/Check "Enable all cookies" or "Enable cookies for the originating web site only" from the "Cookies" settings. Click the "OK" button to save your changes.

AOL 5
Step 1: Select/Click "My AOL" from your tool bar.
Step 2: Select/Click "Preferences" from the "My AOL" drop down menu. This will open the "Preferences" window.
Step 3: Select/Click "WWW" from the "Preferences" window. This will display the "AOL Internet Properties" window.
Step 4: Select/Click the "Security" tab in the "AOL Internet Properties" window. This will display the "Web content zones" - click here to see example.
Step 5: Select/Click "Internet" for you web content zone. This should show the security level for this zone.
Step 6: Select/Click the "Custom Level..." button. This should open the "Security Settings" window.
Step 7: Scroll through the settings until you find the heading "Cookies". The "Cookies" heading will have the subheading "Allow cookies that are stored on your computer" - click here to see example.
Step 8: Select/Click "Enable" or "Prompt" under the "Allow cookies that are stored on your computer" subheading. Click "OK" when exiting each window to save your changes.

AOL 6 & 7
Step 1: Select/Click "Settings" from your tool bar.
Step 2: Select/Click "Preferences" from the "Settings" drop down menu. This will open the "Preferences" window.
Step 3: Select/Click "Internet Properties (WWW)" from the "Preferences" window. This will display the "Internet Options" window.
Step 4: Select/Click the "Security" tab in the "Internet Options" window. This will display the "Web content zones" - click here to see example.
Step 5: Select/Click "Internet" for you web content zone. This should show the security level for this zone.
Step 6: Select/Click the "Custom Level..." button. This should open the "Security Settings" window.
Step 7: Scroll through the settings until you find the heading "Cookies". The "Cookies" heading will have the subheading "Allow cookies that are stored on your computer" - click here to see example.
Step 8: Select/Click "Enable" or "Prompt" under the "Allow cookies that are stored on your computer" subheading. Click "OK" when exiting each window to save your changes.
Step 9: You may need to log off and log back on for AOL to activate changes you make.


Clearing your Cookies under Internet Explorer
Step 1: Select/Click "Tools" from your Internet Explorer menu bar.
Step 2: Select/Click "Internet Options" from the "Tools" menu drop down list. This will open the "Internet Options" window.
Step 3: Select/Click the "General" tab in the "Internet Options" window. This will display the a window to control your general options - click here to see example.
Step 4: Select/Click the "Delete Cookies" button in the "Temporary Internet Files" subsection of the window. Click "OK" to confirm the delete of your cookies. Next, select/Click the "Delete Files" button in this same window. Click "OK" to confirm the delete of the temporary files. Select/Click the "Settings" button in the same window. Verify that the radio button for "Check For Newer Version of Stored Pages" is set to "Automatically". Click "OK" to exit this window, then click "OK" to exit the "Internet Options" window.