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Enabling Cookies in Your Browser
Our site requires that you have cookies enabled - in addition to your username/password, we also write cookies to verify your access. No passwords are stored in cookies. Cookies do go bad from time to time (clearing your cache, running some Norton/MaCafee software, etc.). If you are on the SAME computer - and you are getting an error message where you previously had no problems, you WILL need to contact us to have your account reset. Anybody who answers the phone can reset your account: 248.353.9030 The following is a how-to for enabling cookies depending on your browser type.

To enable cookies in Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer 6: Choose the "Tools" menu and select "Internet Options, switch to "Privacy" tab, and lower the slider to Medium (note: if this still doesn't work, you'll need to select the "Edit Sites" button at the bottom, add http://www.jacobsmedia.com to your list and set us to "Lowest" setting.

Internet Explorer 5: Tools/Internet Options, switch to "Security" tab, highlight "Internet Zone" and select "Customize Settings..."


Internet Explorer 4: View/Internet Options, switch to "Advanced" tab.


Internet Explorer 3: View/Options, switch to "Advanced" tab


Netscape 4 and up: Edit/Preferences, highlight "Advanced"


Make sure that cookies are enabled on your browser.
Internet Explorer for PC: From inside the IE window:
Go to View, then click on Internet Options. Click on the Security tab. Check "Custom" and click Settings. Scroll to Cookies. Under "Allow cookies that are stored on your computer", you can check either "Enable," "Prompt" or "Disable". This type of cookie is not required to use OutdoorEd.com. Under "Allow per session cookies (not stored)," check "Allow per session cookies."

Internet Explorer 4.5 for Mac:
Go to Edit, then click on Preferences In the left pane, click on Receiving Files, then click on Cookies. In the right pane, use the pull down "When receiving cookies" and choose "never ask," "ask for each site," or "ask for each cookie." 4. Click on OK to save.

Netscape 4.x for PC:
From inside the Netscape window:
Go to Edit, then click on Preferences. On the left pane, click on Advanced, then on the right, check "accept all cookies" or "accept only cookies that get sent back to the originating server". Click OK to save.

Netscape 4.x for Mac:
Go to Edit, then click on Preferences. Click on Advanced in the left panel. Check "Accept all cookies" in the right panel. Click OK to save.

Enabling cookies on Internet Explorer/AOL (note: AOL software uses the Microsoft Internet Explorer as its default browser):
Click on Start from your Windows 95/98 taskbar. Select Settings. Click on Control Panel. Click on the Internet icon. The Internet Properties window should appear. Click on the Advanced tab. Scroll down until you see the cookies icon. For OutdoorEd.com, choose either "prompt before accepting cookies" or "always accept cookies." Once you have selected a cookie preference, click on the Apply button. Click OK.

AOL for Mac:
Go to My AOL, then click on Preferences Click on WWW. Go to Advanced Settings. In the left pane, click on Receiving Files, then in the right panel, click on Cookies, and choose "Never Ask" or "Ask".