CKIES

Follow These Simple Instructions to Configure Your Web Browser to Automatically Accept Cookies.

Select Your Browser Below:

Handling Cookies in Microsoft ® IE 4.x
Handling Cookies in Microsoft ® IE 5.0
Handling Cookies in Microsoft ® IE 6.0 & Higher
Handling Cookies in Netscape 4.x & Higher
Handling Cookies in AOL
Links to Information About Cookies


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NOTE: If you use AOL 4.0, you need to determine the version of Internet Explorer you are using.

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Internet Explorer 4.x

1. On the View menu in Internet Explorer, click Internet Options.
   NOTE: If you use AOL 4.0 to connect to the Internet, click My AOL on the AOL toolbar, click Preferences, and then click WWW.
2. Click the Advanced tab.
3. Scroll down to the Security section.
4. Under Cookies, click Always Accept Cookies.
5. Click OK.

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Internet Explorer 5.0

1. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
   NOTE: If you use AOL 4.0 to connect to the Internet, click My AOL on the AOL toolbar, click Preferences, and then click WWW.
2. Click the Security tab.
3. Click Internet, and then click Default Level.
4. Click OK.

1. On the Tools menu in Internet Explorer, click Internet Options.
2. Click the Security tab.
3. Click Internet, and then click Custom Level.
4. Under Allow Per-Session Cookies (Not Stored), click Enable.
5. Under Allow cookies that are stored on your computer, click Enable.
6. Click OK, and then click Yes.
7. Click OK.

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Internet Explorer 6.0

1. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
2. On the Privacy tab, ensure the slider is set to Medium.
3. Click Apply, and then click OK.

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Netscape Navigator 4.0 or Later

1. On the Edit menu in Netscape Navigator, click Preferences.
2. Click Advanced.
3. Click Accept All Cookies.
4. Click to clear the Warn me before accepting a cookie check box.
5. Click OK.

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AOL

1. Start AOL 4.0.
2. In the Find box, type browser, and then click Keyword.
3. In the Browser window, note the version of Internet Explorer on the Current Status line, and then click OK.

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Links To Information About Cookies

IE. 6.0 Cookie Issues:
Web Site Reports That You Must Enable Cookies (Q299331)
Some Web Site Services Do Not Work After You Upgrade to Internet Explorer 6 (Q302708)

Microsoft Knowledge Base Articles:
Zone: How to Disable Prompt When You Receive a Cookie (Q166323)
Some Web Site Services Do Not Work After You Upgrade to Internet Explorer 6 (Q302708)
Web Site Reports That You Must Enable Cookies (Q299331)
Zone: How to Disable Prompt When You Receive a Cookie (Q166323)

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What in the world are cookies???

Cookies are pieces of information generated by a Web server and stored in your computer, ready for future access. Cookies are embedded in the HTML information flowing back and forth between your computer and the servers. Cookies were implemented to allow user-side customization of Web information. For example, cookies are used to personalize Web search engines, to allow users to participate in WWW-wide contests (but only once!), and to store shopping lists of items a user has selected while browsing through a virtual shopping cart (This is what we use them for).

We use the cookie to keep track of which cartridge and how many of each you choose so that when you get to check out all of the cartridges you have chosen are listed. Once the transaction is complete you may even delete the cookie on your computer if you want - however they can remain since they are harmless and have no information that can be used for anything else.

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