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| Logging-in Help |
This site uses cookies to remember who you are. The site saves 2 pieces
of information on your computer, so your computer can tell us
who you are.
The two pieces of information saved are your unique ID number
and your encrypted password. This way we can check your
password against your user id to make sure you logged in
with the right password.
For this to work you need to have cookies enabled in your browser.
Here's how to enable them..
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Fire Fox
- Select the TOOLS menu and then click OPTIONS
- Select the PRIVACY Tab.
- Check the 'Accept cookies from sites'
- Log in!
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Internet Explorer 5.x
- Select the TOOLS menu and then click INTERNET OPTIONS
- Select the Security Tab then click the button labelled CUSTOM LEVEL
- Scroll down to COOKIES and select the desired level of security (low or medium recommended)
- Log in!
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Internet Explorer 4.x
- Select the VIEW menu and then click INTERNET OPTIONS
- Select the ADVANCED Tab
- Scroll down to SECURITY and then COOKIES
- Select the desired level of security (low or medium recommended)
- Log in!
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In Netscape 4.x
- Select the EDIT menu and then click PREFERENCES
- Scroll down to ADVANCED
- Select the lowest acceptance from the COOKIES options
- Log in!
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Cache Settings for Internet Explorer 7
- Click on 'tools'
- then click on 'Internet options'
- In the section marked 'Browsing history', click on 'settings'
- Make sure that 'check for newer versions of stored pages' is set to 'Automatically' or 'Every visit to the page'
- You could also try 'Deleting Cookies'. You can do this by selecting 'Delete' under 'Browsing history' section and then select delete 'Temporary internet files' OR 'Delete all' - These are used to store temporary files on your computer, ie passwords to other websites and can safely be deleted if you know your passwords or have them stored elsewhere (ie, within emails etc)
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Cache Settings for Internet Explorer 6.x
- Click on 'tools'
- then click on 'Internet options'
- In the section marked 'temporary Internet files', click on 'settings'
- Make sure that 'check for newer versions of stored pages' is set to 'Automatically' or 'Every visit to the page'
- You could also try the 'Delete Cookies' and 'Delete files option' - These are used to store temporary files on your computer, ie passwords to other websites and can safely be deleted if you know your passwords or have them stored elsewhere (ie, within emails etc)
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