What should my Browser Settings be?

1. Open up a browser window
2. Open the Tools Menu and go to Internet Options
3. Choose the Security Tab and click on Custom Level: The first security settings are the ActiveX controls. Please verify that they are all enabled. The 6th security setting for Cookies should also be enabled. When you have verified that these security settings are enabled, please press OK to go back to Internet Options
4. Click on Advanced Tab
5. Verify that the Microsoft VMs (Virtual Machines) are all enabled (Java Console, Java Logging and JIT compiler)
6. After clicking on OK, you will want to restart the computer so the settings take effect

1. Open up a browser window
2. Open the Tools Menu and go to Internet Options
3. Choose the Security Tab and click on Custom Level. The first 5 controls are the ActiveX controls and should all be in the 'enabled' position
4. Go to your Privacy Tab and click on Advanced
5. Make sure that you are accepting cookies from all parties (including session)
6. Go back and click on the 'Advanced' tab
7. Make sure the Java VMs (Virtual Machines) are all enabled (Java Console, Java Logging and JIT compiler)
8. After clicking on OK, you will want to restart the computer so the settings take effect

1. Open up a browser window
2. Go to the Edit Menu
3. Choose Preferences
4. Click on the Advanced category
5. Verify that Java and JavaScript are checked, including JavaScript for Mail
6. Verify that Cookies are accepted always
7. After clicking on OK, you will want to restart the computer so the settings take effect

1. Open up a browser
2. Go to the Edit Menu on the browser
3. Choose Preferences
4. Click on the Privacy & Security/Cookies category
5. Click on Enable all Cookies
6. Click on the Advanced category
7. Verify that Enable Java and XSLT are checked
8. Click on the SSL category
9. Verify that SSL Version 2, Version 3 and Enable TLS are checked
10. After clicking on OK, you will want to restart the computer so the settings take effect