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Cookies
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This site uses cookies. In order to use all of system's features, you must have cookies enabled in your browser.
This is the default setting for both Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. Please see the next section
for instructions on enabling cookies.
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A cookie is a small data file that is either written to your hard drive or saved in your browser's memory when you
visit certain Web sites. The information contained in a cookie might include a random ID used to track pages visited.
A cookie cannot read information on your hard disk or read cookies created by other sites. It can only store information
that you supply voluntarily.
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Cookies make two things possible. First, cookies enable more sophisticated interactivity than would otherwise be
possible on the Web. Second, cookies measure and report aggregate information about site use, such as the number of
people who view a particular page.
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Cookies do not store information that can identify you personally. Cookies, by themselves, can’t be used to determine
the identity of a site visitor. All cookies created by this site are deleted automatically when you leave the site.
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To enable cookies
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To make sure that your browser can accept cookies, please follow these steps.
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Note: These steps are for enabling cookies in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0. For other browsers, please see your browser's Help file.
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1. Open Microsoft Internet Explorer.
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2. On the menu bar, click Tools, and then click Internet Options.
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3. Click the Security tab.
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4. Click the Internet globe icon.
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5. In the Security level for this zone field, verify that the level is Medium. If the level is set to something else, move the slider bar to Medium or click Default Level.
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6. Click OK.
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