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What is JavaScript and how do I enable it?
JavaScript is a cross-platform WWW scripting language. JavaScript
is employed by the AMCAS application, and can be used for things such
as "rollover buttons" (graphics that change color when you run your
mouse over them), rotating banners, pop-up windows, etc. Certain application
functions will not work properly unless JavaScript is enabled.
To make certain that JavaScript is enabled in your browser,
Internet Explorer (IE) users should:
- Select the Tools option on your IE toolbar
- Choose "Internet Options" from the drop down menu
- Click on the "Security" tab
- Click on the "Custom Level..." button
- In Security Settings window, scroll down to "Scripting of Java
Applets"
- Click on the "Enable" radio button
Netscape users should:
- Select the Edit option on your Netscape toolbar
- Choose "Preferences" from the drop down menu
- In the Preferences window's left-side menu, click on "Advanced"
- Click on the boxes to the left of "Enable Java," "Enable JavaScript"
and "Enable JavaScript for Mail and News"
- What are "cookies" and how do I enable them?
A cookie is a small amount of information that a Web site copies
to your hard disk. A cookie can help a Web site identify you the next
time you visit.
To make certain that cookies are enabled by your browser,
Internet Explorer (IE) users should:
- Select the Tools option on your IE toolbar
- Choose "Internet Options" from the drop down menu
- Click on the "Security" tab
- Click on the "Custom Level..." button
- In Security Settings window, scroll down to "Cookies"
- Click on the "Enable" radio buttons for both "Allow cookies that
are stored on your computer" and "Allow per-session cookies (not
stored)
Netscape users should:
- Select the Edit option on your Netscape toolbar
- Choose "Preferences" from the drop down menu
- In the Preferences window's left-side menu, click on "Advanced"
- Click on the radio button for "Accept all cookies"
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