Cookies

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See also:

• Code of Conduct: Cookies
• Privacy Policy: Cookies

Please Note: For the best performance with mc², we recommend you upgrade your browser to IE version 6+ [or for Win95 users, IE5.5]. Test your browser version here. Users of older versions of browsers may experience difficulties using mc². You can upgrade your browser for free at any time, by downloading the latest version of IE from the Windows Update section of the Microsoft website. Netscape users should also use the latest version, at least 6.2.

If your browser is not currently cookie-enabled [ie you fail the cookie test & get a red X], you can change your browser settings as below:

• Enabling Cookies in Internet Explorer 6 [IE6]
• Enabling Cookies in Internet Explorer 5 & 5.5
• Other browsers
• I don't know what browser I'm using!

Enabling Cookies in Internet Explorer 6

• On the Tools menu, click Internet Options
• On the Privacy tab, move the slider down, to allow cookies

If you see this icon at the bottom right of your screen, you can also double-click on it, then select Settings, to access the Privacy Settings mentioned above.

Screenshots of enabling Cookies in IE6:

1. Click Tools and select Internet Options.



2. Click on the Privacy tab.





3. Set your settings bar to medium



4. The alternative would be to try clicking on the Edit button.







5. Add http://mc2.vicnet.net.au to the Address of Web site box.



6. Click the Allow button.



7. Click OK
   
   
8. Click OK

Enabling Cookies in Internet Explorer 5 & 5.5

1. Click Tools and select Internet Options.



2. Click on the Security tab.





3. Select Internet if it's not already selected and click on the Custom Level button.





4. Set Allow cookies that are stored on your computer to Enable



5. Click OK
   
   
6. Click OK

Other Browsers

What is a cookie? A cookie is a small text file stored on your computer. mc² uses cookies as part of the login process, to to distinguish one visitor from another. This is for security purposes, to ensure only YOU can access YOUR information. Click here to test your browser for cookies What is a Browser? A software program that lets you view Web pages. Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) and Netscape Navigator are the two most well-known browsers. Check your browser version here. More definitions can be found in the Glossary