Jacobs Media Login/Cookie Problem

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IF THIS IS YOUR FIRST TRY TO SIGN-IN: The reason you have reached this screen is because your browser has not allowed a COOKIE to be written. Please enable Cookies for your browser (click Here for more information about cookies).

Internet Explorer Users Click Here for instructions on enabling cookies.
America Online Users Click Here for instructions on enabling cookies.
Netscape Users Click Here for instructions on enabling cookies.

Contact Jacobs Media at
(248) 353-9030
Or E-Mail TimDavis

Internet Explorer Instructions for Enabling Cookies

Select "Internet Options" from the View Menu (on IE 5 this is on the Tools Menu).
Click the Security Tab
Select "Low" Security, or if you prefer click on "Custom" Security and choose to enable cookies. On IE 5.0 you must click the "Custom Level" button.

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Netscape Instructions for Enabling Cookies

Choose Preferences from the Edit Menu.
Choose the Advanced Option.
Enable the Radio Button that says "Accept All Cookies".

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AOL 4.0/5.0 Instructions for Enabling Cookies

Choose "MY AOL" from the menu/icon list across the top menu
Select the "Preferences" from the drop-down menu
On the Preferences screen click on "WWW"
This will open an "Internet Options" box -- choose the "Security" tab
Reduce security to "Medium" (or lower...)
Click "Apply" and then "Close"

*** With AOL 4.0 you can add the Jacobs Media Site to your "trusted sites" list. This will allow you to keep whatver security you choose intact for the Internet in general, while allowing you to specify a specific level of security (Medium or lower) for Jacobs Media's site. Simply click "Trusted Sites" (the green circle) in the menu and add the url: http://www.jacobsmedia.com to the sites list, lower your security and click "apply" and "close." If you have any questions, simply select "HELP" from the AOL menu for more information.

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A cookie is a small amount of information that a Web site copies onto your computer and is specific ONLY to the browser you initially receive it on. A cookie can help a Web site identify you the next time you visit it. Jacobs Media uses cookies on its Web site to make sure you receive access to the client areas and to ensure that only Jacobs Media clients are able to view and use the material.

By using cookies, Jacobs Media's site is able to recognize your computer each time you sign-in. You will be unable to access the site from another computer or browser -- even WITH a correct password. This prevents password theft and adds an extra layer of security for Jacobs Media clients. You must have the preferences in your browser set to accept cookies (see above for instructions on setting your browser).

We keep any information that you provide while registering or that we obtained from the use of cookies strictly confidential. The information is used for internal purposes only, helping us to improve services for our clients. We DO NOT sell, or even share, client information EVER.

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