MARVEL! works best with more recent versions of web browsers (Internet Explorer, Netscape and Mac's Safari). With Netscape 4.7, your display will be similar to a text-only browser like Lynx. You will not see all of the graphics or images but still have full access to all the text in a linear format. Please try minimizing those browsers and use Internet Explorer (IE) that came pre-installed on your computer.

Pop-up windows, cookies, JavaScript, and Java must be allowed or supported by the browser you are using to access WyoWeb. If any of these options are disabled or blocked, when you try to access the WyoWeb portal, you will be redirected to a Web page notifying you of the problem and providing instructions on making the changes to allow for these components in various browsers. You can set pop-ups to be allowed for wyoweb.uwyo.

BROWSER REQUIREMENTS To access the time card application successfully, your browser must support and activate the following requirements: HTML 4.0 or higher Must enable cookies Cache preferences should be set to ......

To run TaraFolioTM financial planning and investment analysis applications, your browser must both Java and Javascript enabled, as well as set to accept cookies.

part of the sign-up process you choose your own subdomain, username and password. E.g, "yourname.slideshowpro.com".

Yes. There is a quirk in Internet Explorer. We recommend checking a setting in your I.E. configuration. It is in the menu under Tools | Internet Options. Click the Advanced tab. Make sure the box "Show friendly HTTP error messages." is NOT checked. If it is checked, uncheck it. This will help avoid some odd "page can not be displayed" errors.

Presentations require very minimal security and, in fact, default browser security settings are always acceptable. Specifically, the following access is required in each browser: Global security settings of "Medium", "Medium-Low", and "Low" all work completely. A security setting of "High" does not work. Run Active X control and plug-ins" must be "Enabled" or on "Prompt". If not, the Media Player will not draw.

To successfully view the Budget website it can be viewed with the most common internet browser, such as Internet Explorer 5.5 and above for Windows, Firefox 1.0 and above for Windows and Mac OS X, Safari 1.2 and above for Mac OS X. The Budget website requires cookies and scripts to be enabled within your browser, SSL (secure set up language) support and popup windows to view the website. If these are not enabled, the pages cannot be viewed correctly.

Some databases are more compatible with Internet Explorer than with Netscape, AOL, or other browsers. Download and install the latest non-Beta version of your browser for maximum compatibility. Browsers should have cookies, Java, JavaScript, and frames enabled and caching turned on for optimal use of the databases. Check the individual database's help screen for other requirements.

In order for WebCT to function correctly, you must change several settings in your browser. Follow the instructions below for Netscape or Internet Explorer. WebCT Technical Orientation

Netscape Communicator 4.04 or Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0. The reason is the search engine of the AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive uses JavaScript version 1.2 which is only available with Netscape 4.0.4 and partially with Internet Explorer 4.0. Microsoft has written its own version of JavaScript and does not fully support Javascript Version 1.2. At the present time the Multimedia Archive does not support any version of Netscape 6 but does support Netscape 7.

Your may need to scroll left and right to view all of the columns on your Manage Students screen. If some of them are not visible in the frame, they may be hidden. WebCT allows the designer to hide columns for viewing purposes. To reveal a coulmn, form the Manage Students page, select Manage Columnsfrom the Organize pull-down list. Check the checkbox at the top of the columns you wish to reveal, and in the Hide columns pull down list on the right hand side choose No. Then click Go.

Your browser must have JavaScript enabled and be set to accept all cookies. If either of these settings is not active, you will be unable to access our service.

Please make sure that JavaScript and cookies are turned on your browser. Our site requires JavaScript - and you must also have cookies to access the site without signing in every time. Also, check that your browser is up to date: Internet Explorer 6.0 (or newer), Netscape 7.1 (or newer), Mozilla 1.4 (or newer), Firefox 1.5 (or newer), Opera 7.54 (or newer), or Safari 1.3.2 (or newer). If your browser is older, consider upgrading to a more recent version.

We recommend using a browser with 128-bit encryption. Some customers using browsers with 56-bit encryption have experienced difficulties logging into our site. If you are having a similar problem, we recommend you verify your browser version and security preferences. There is a security problem with the 56-bit encryption version of Microsoft Internet Explorer that prevents users from getting into the secure area of our site.

It is recommended that you use a current version of Internet Explorer, Netscape, Mozilla, Firefox, Safari, or another major browser. Browser cookies, JavaScript, and CSS must be enabled in order for Yale Weblogs to function properly. These features are on by default in most browser applications. If you have disabled any of these functions please see your browser documentation for assistance re-enabling them.

To enable Java under Java VM make sure "Java JIT compiler..." enabled checkbox is selected. Under Cookies, "allow per-session cookies (not stored)," make sure the radio button is set to Enable. Under Cookies, "allow cookies that are stored on your computer," make sure the radio button is set to Enable. To enable Java, under Java VM make sure "Java JIT compiler..." enabled checkbox is selected.

In Internet Explorer, reset these settings by clicking on Tools in the menu bar at the top of your browser. Click on Internet Options and find and reset these features under the Security tab, Custom Level button. If your instructor is using the Blackboard Virtual Classroom, your browser needs to have Java enabled. The plug-in can be downloaded from the page that appears when a user joins a Collaboration Session, or at http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/index.html.

Your browser must use 128-bit encryption and have JavaScript enabled. By default, JavaScript is enabled in both Internet Explorer and Netscape. Internet Explorer does not allow the JavaScript setting to be changed. Netscape does allow you to disable the JavaScript setting. Instructions for enabling JavaScript in the most recent versions of Netscape are listed below:

Most of IBackup's browser based features are compatible with Internet Explorer 4.0 and higher. However certain features including address book will require Internet Explorer Version 5.5 and higher. Certain versions of Netscape browser may affect IBackup's upload screen display. Recommended Netscape versions are 6.0 and higher.

No, the only thing that is require is the ability to access the Internet and to see home pages. Once you have access to the Internet, just type http://www.hpo.net in the web browser then click on the WebMail button or go directly to http://webmail.hpo.net

No settings are required, no username, no password and no proxy. Just enter 366 0300 as an access number in your dialer and you're done.

go to the Webservice entry page at http://pubcrawler.gen.tcd.ie, type your username and password into the text boxes, and click on the button labelled 'Log in!'. go to your PubCrawler results (see below) and click on the button labelled 'Settings' on the top left of the page.

To access the service you require Internet Explorer, version 5.01 and above or Netscape Navigator, version 4.7 and above.

If you are using a Macintosh we recommend using Internet Explorer rather than Netscape to use the charts. XE.com Free and Advanced Charts run on Java applets that are compatible with Sun Java VM1.1 and above. The browsers that XE.com Charts and Graphs is compatible with (mentioned above) all support Sun Java VM1.1. If you are using a browser with a lower version, please upgrade yours at the links below. XE.com Charts and Graphs will continue its efforts to support a broader range of browsers.

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Answer: You can access a web browser on campus at various locations including the library, any computer lab on campus and TITAN Shops on the second floor in the coffee shop. You can also access a web browser remotely through any Internet Service Provider.