Yes. However if you need to look at the course to answer the next question on the test, make sure that you write your answers down on a note pad. Using the back button on the browser will reset all of your answers to "A".

It is recommended that you use the Menu functions in Web Advisement and Registration, not that back button.

The back button of the browser should not be used whenever there is a "Return to Search Results" button or similarly worded button on the page. If the back button is used it may or may not work correctly. When you have finished emailing and returned to the Save/Print/Email page, you did not use the "Return to Search" button. Use the appropriate field code (for each database, the codes are listed on the factsheet which is found by clicking the i icon beside the database name).

Supported browsers for use with WebCT are Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape and AOL. Other browsers, such as Opera, Safari, and Mozilla, are not supported for use with WebCT.

Do not use your browser's Back button, this may cause problems with old data in cache being inserted into your PPV forms. ?This old data may cause unexpected results with the purchase process.

We have numerous color schemes to choose from when creating the "Remind Me" Button. Although you can use your own custom made button as well. We suggest a large contrast between button color and background color so the button stands out more or simply use a TEXT link.

Older computers running Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows Me are not compatible with either online testing or online applications. Versions of Internet Explorer before 5.5 are incompatible as well. Apple computers are compatible for online applications, but *not* for the Clerical Skills Test.

After you have registered for a video course, you should attend the orientation session in order to receive the syllabus for each video course you are taking. The syllabus will provide you with information concerning the text book(s), tests, and other assignments as well as contact information for the instructor or required class meetings. These syllabi are available only from the Instructor.

The browser button produces a pop-up window to save references or view comments. If you have a pop-up blocker installed, or use a browser that automatically blocks pop-ups, the button may not work as intended. To prevent the pop-up from being suppressed, hold down the CTRL key while clicking on the button.

If a page seems stalled or very slow loading, click the 'Stop' button , then 'Reload' or 'Refresh'. This re-starts the download and brings the most up-to-date information from the site to your screen.

A No. The browser’s back button won’t undo a deletion. Please use "Add New Record."

This is a common occurrence with browsers. We recommend you use the Back button on this site in lieu of your browser buttons.

Yes. To prevent this, log out after you have finished using E-MailAnywhere™. You will also be automatically timed out if there has been no activity for some time, in case you forget to log out. To be completely sure that nobody can view your messages, you must also shut down your Internet browser after you finish checking your mail with E-MailAnywhere™.

You have to set the BROWSER environment variable to the command of the browser you want to use. A list of possible values and further instructions can be found here: http://docs.python.org/lib/module-webbrowser.html

Yes. Choose a recording first (look in the PhysioBank Archives to find one), then go to the Chart-O-Matic and fill in the form. For a sample, click here.

Ans: Yes, you can exit a course at any time during the course session. Just make sure that you click on the Exit button properly so that your study progress can be updated onto our database. On the other hand, you cannot stop a test when in progress. Otherwise, your test score will be lost. Ans: Since different course vendors might have different values in the Lesson Status, ONLY the Completion Status is used to determine whether you have completed a course.

Yes. Many OSHA/NIOSH studies suggest that there is a vision component in neck, back and shoulder musculoskeletal problems, and recommend that computer users have a vision exam before working at a computer. But there is no requirement for a computer exam. We hope to present the results of this study to the National Ergo Advisory Committee in the near future.

This is a normal behavior; if you must go back a page; use the appropriate buttons within the program. Do not use your browser's back button.