You need to enter the special characters shown in a gray box of the payment screen as the Security Code when you place your order online. The Security Code is different from CVS (Card Verification Code) - last 3 numbers from back of card (or 4 numbers in small print on an AMEX card).

The security code number associated with your credit card is on the back of the card. It is the last three numbers on the signature panel. You are required to enter this code number to ensure that someone is not fraudulently using your credit card. If someone has through some illegal means obtained your credit card number, they will not be able to process their order without entering the card's security code.

If this code is printed on your card, YES, you must enter the code. Visa, MasterCard, and American Express now require Internet stores to obtain the security code for all cards that have a code printed on them. In order for this transaction to be accepted and processed, you must enter this code if it's printed on your card. This is done for your protection.

If this code is printed on your card, then YES, you must enter the code. Visa, MasterCard, and Discover are now starting to require Internet stores to obtain the security code for all cards that have a code printed on them. In order for this transaction to be accepted and processed, you must enter this code if it's printed on your card. This is done for your protection.

CAS is the part of the .NET security model that determines whether or not code is allowed to run, and what resources it can use when it is running. For example, it is CAS that will prevent a .NET web applet from formatting your hard disk.

You are using a phone on a "pulse" mode and not on "tone" mode and hence system is not able to recognise the digits dialed by you.

When processing a credit card payment, the billing address of the card and the security code is verified. This information is verified in order to protect consumers and Drive Solutions from credit card fraud. It is important to enter the correct billing address when placing your order or it may cause shipping delays.

It depends on the product you are specifically talking about. For Dungeon Master related products, simply run the program with "/REGISTER" on the command-line. For BRE, FE, FH and TAL, run the program with "REGISTER" on the command-line. Global War and Global Backgammon both require you to place the registration name and number in the configuration files WAR.CFG and GAMMON.CFG.

Downloading does not cost anything. You are only charged when you choose to pay. You do not need to enter your registration code when downloading. When you run the program, after downloading and installing, you may see a reminder to pay window. Click Enter Code at the bottom of that window, and you will be able to enter your name and registration code. If you do not see that reminder, the program was able to find that information on your computer.

When you run Gradekeeper, you will see a reminder to pay window. Click the Enter Code button. Enter the registration name and code. You must enter them exactly as they appear on the e-mail you received when you registered, including upper and lower case.

The Security Code is an extra security measure used to eliminate fraudsters from randomly selecting account numbers.

Check your order confirmation message to make sure you are trying with the correct code. It should have 17 symbols including two "-" and you have to type them all without mistakes. For example, quite common mistake is to type a letter "O" instead of correct cipher "0". You can avoid typing by using copy & paste.

The answer to all these questions is NO. The rule is pretty simple: Please enter bills with the Zip Code where you are at that moment. Any other type of mark-now-and-enter-later, or enter-with-the-Zip Code-where-I'm-going, or any other combination only leads to erroneous entries getting into the system. Since the entries are timestamped WHEN you enter them, you SHOULD PLEASE enter the Zip Code WHERE you are when you enter them.

The system provides several levels of security to minimize that possibility. However, to the extent that you maintain the information confidential and work on your own computer, you will avoid this from happening.

A 'Security Alert' prompt may appear on your screen telling you that 'You are about to view pages over a secure connection'. If it does, click on the 'OK' button.