Back in the day, which was a Wednesday for those of you who are interested, we had a less than wonderful browser call Internet Explorer 8. This browser like the comedian I stole that last joke from, Dane Cook if you are interested, was popular only because we didn't know any better and it was easy to get to by default. But like all terrible things sometimes "tweaking" was necessary in order to get the software to perform like we needed it to. One such "tweak" was the enabling of cookies, which is required more often than not by certain websites. In order to enable cookies in IE 8:
Open Internet Explorer 8 by clicking Start, All
Programs, and selecting Internet Explorer.
Click Tools in the upper right corner of the
screen
Click Internet Options
Click the Privacy tab
Click the Advanced button below the Settings
heading
Check the box to Override automatic cookie
handling
Accept first and third-party cookies and click OK
Last, click OK on the Internet Options window and close
Internet Explorer. Upon opening back up your browser cookies will be enabled and pages that require the setting should start working correctly.
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