When there is no activity from your browser for approximately 20 minutes, the server times out your login session. This is to maximize the server peformance. If you get a session time out message, you can simply re-login. Other Browsers/Versions, please check the Browser Help and enable both persistant and session cookies See similar questions...

You will find comprehensive instructions for enabling cookies on most common browsers by refering to our documentation to enable cookies on your computer. If you are using an alternative web browser, please email the specification with a request for cookie-enabling instructions to our Technical Support team at tech@irish-times.com See similar questions...

To enable: Set Allow cookies that are stored on your computer to Enable. Set Allow per-session cookies to Enable. If you are using Internet Explorer 4.x or Netscape Communicator 4.x, you may wish to consider upgrading to the latest versions of either Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Internet Explorer, as older browsers may carry uncertain security risks. See similar questions...

In the Address of Web site text box type the complete URL to NCTC’s ANGEL http://www.angel.nctc.edu See similar questions...

Opening My Portfolio page (click 'MY PORTFOLIO' button at Real-Time Quotes) will be keep session alive. As long as My Portfolio is open, session will be kept alive. See similar questions...

To enable your Internet browser to accept cookies, you have to choose a security or privacy level for your browser that allows cookies to be stored on your computer. To adjust your computer’s ability to accept cookies, follow these instructions for the appropriate Internet browser: See similar questions...

If you're having problems using some features on the site, it's probably because your cookies are turned off. The only way we can deliver personalized content to members is if cookies are turned on. Here's how to turn on cookies in some browser. In no way are these instructions complete. When in doubt, consult the "help" option in your browser. See similar questions...

Cookies are small text files that websites use to store information about their users. Moodle uses cookies to store and pass on your username as you move from page to page. If you are having problems accessing Moodle outside of DCU then you may need to configure your browser settings so that your computer will accept cookies. See similar questions...

Choose "My AOL", choose "Preferences", choose "WWW", select the "Security" tab. In the white box at the top, you will have 4 options: Each of these is a category that you may put sites in. If you have never changed your security settings before, choose "Internet". Otherwise, choose the category you have put EW in. Make sure the "Security level for this zone" is at "Medium" or lower. See similar questions...