You have to run Advanced Email Monitoring Control Center and click to Enable/Disable button to enable or disable program work.

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.

This is not a feature of AiOS - it's from Firefox itself. Do the following to enable/disable this feature: Open the AiOS options dialog, choose Misc. > Extensions or Misc. > Themes in Fx 1.5 or Panels > Add-ons in Fx 2.x. Make sure you enabled the advanced options mode in AiOS. Check these setting by clicking on the settings buttons at the bottom of the dialog and tick the option Advanced Mode. Type in the text field the language acronyms of your choice as a comma-separated list.

SuiteAdvantage offers an International Call Block feature for all of our accounts, which allows you to block and unblock international calling when calling through your SoftPhone.

In Internet Explorer: In Internet Explorer JavaScript is called ActiveScripting. It can be enabled/disabled by Tools->Options, choose Security tab, click "Custom Level...", find "Scripting" - > Active scripting. In Mozilla or Netscape: Click Edit->Preferences. Choose Advanced->Scripts and Plugins. In the right pane check or uncheck "Navigator" under "Enable JavaScript for" Most popup killers have a "white list" - a list of sites that are allowed to open popups. You might try to add bcheck.

Article numbers must be consistent, so you cannot archive the whole forum (otherwise the numbering would restart at article 1) - thus you must select at least an article and it cannot be the last article neither in order to perform an archive operation.

Simply check or uncheck the boxes that correspond to the notifications you wish to enable or disable. Don't forget to click on SAVE ALL CHANGES when you are finished. NOTE: Certains sections may be grayed out if your membership level is not high enough. You may need to upgrade your membership in order to receive certain notifications.

On the user catalog, by pressing on the icon you can change the user situation status from Active Enabled to Inactive Disabled & the opposite.

Use cssdm_ffa_enabled [0|1], which can be changed in your cssdm.cfg. You should not have mp_friendlyfire on!

Say you've decided you don't want to accept a particular type of credit card, or you decide you want to add a new type of coupon that you want to track separately. The way to tell the software your new policy is to modify the Payment Types information. If you want to disable an existing payment type, that's as easy as selecting that payment type in the grid on the left, unchecking (or setting to "no") the box next to "Enabled," then clicking the "Save" button.

To disable voicemail, dial 1210 and then press your call or send button on your handset. To enable again, simply dial 1211 and then press the call or send button

To enable AppArmor, bring up YaST and click on the AppArmor Control Panel icon, click on configure, click the enable radio button, and click Done when you are finished. Once AppArmor is enabled, security profiles that are present in the directory /etc/subdomain.d will be enforced.

Find the @thin leoApp.py node in leoPy.leo. In the ctor for the LeoApp class set self.use_psyco to True or False. You will find this ctor in the node: Code-->Core classes...-->@thin leoApp.py-->app.__init__ Note that this ivar can not be set using settings in leoSettings.leo because Leo uses g.app.use_psyco before processing configuration settings.

Please note that the stdsounds are extracted to data/stdsounds with soundspec file data/stdsounds.soundspec. For a system-wide installation you can extract that into /usr/local/share/freeciv, such that a directory /usr/local/share/freeciv/data/stdsounds will exist.

of the programs do not need any changes for cross-compilation as nowadays Scratchbox should handle also CPU type configure checks automatically. In case you come across software that queries CPU type in a way Scratchbox can't fake, you can always disable CPU transparency and configure that software manually (assuming it can be cross-compiled normally). For ARM you could do it like this: export SBOX_DEFAULT_GCC_PREFIX="host-" export SBOX_DISABLE_CPUTRANSPARENCY=1 CC=arm-linux-gcc .

Whether dtlogin is started or not is settable with /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig As dtlogin itself explain when invoked without arguments: usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -d (disable auto-start) /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -e (enable auto-start) /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -kill (kill dtlogin) /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -reset (reset dtlogin) /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -p (printer action update) /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -inetd (inetd.conf /usr/dt daemons) /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -inetd.ow (inetd.conf /usr/openwin daemons)

After reviewing these instructions, go to the site. If you currently have Auto Login enabled, click here to be taken directly to the "Student Options" page. In the "Advanced Privacy Settings" dialog box, check to ensure that the slider is set to Medium High, Medium, Low or Accept All Cookies. If your slider is set to one of these settings, keep the "Advanced Privacy Settings" dialog box open and continue to step 6.