The use of Internet Explorer is strongly recommended for optimal viewing of this fine site.
It is included with any Windows Operating System and is most likely installed on your computer already.

To check click : START > PROGRAMS > You should see a blue letter "e" icon ( ) that says Internet Explorer beside it.
If you do not have Internet Explorer or need to upgrade to the latest version please follow the link below, this service is provided free of charge.

• Download and Support Links
• Security Settings (All Versions)
• Privacy Preferences - Accepting Cookies (IE 6 only)
• Enable Java Scripting (All Versions)
• Clearing Your Cache
• All Other Browsers

Internet Explorer 6

Download: download here

Microsoft Support : support

To configure security zone settings...

1. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options , and then click the Security tab .
2. Click the Internet zone to select it and view its current settings.
3. Click on the Default Level button and make sure the slider is set to Medium (try Low if problems still persist)..
4. Click OK .

In Internet Explorer 5.x and lower, this also enables cookies.

Configuring Privacy Preferences
On the Privacy tab, you can perform the following tasks:
Set your privacy level for the Internet zone.
Customize your privacy settings for individual Web sites.

To set your privacy level for the Internet zone:

1. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options , and then click the Privacy tab .
2. Under Settings , move the slider to the privacy level you want:
3. It is usually sufficient to leave it at the Medium setting (by clicking the Default button). If you problems persist, slide it all the way down to Accept All Cookies . Internet Explorer allows all Web sites to store cookies on your computer, and Web sites that create cookies on your computer can read them.

Running out of disk space? Can't stop your browser from loading an out-of-date page or an image?
Your browser taking longer to exit? Your favorite Java applet is misbehaving?

One of the answers to all of the above questions may be to clear your browser's cache. Almost all web browsers maintain a local copy of web pages and other related items on your disk or memory to speedup reloading of previously visited pages from the Internet. This time saver may get bigger and slower over long periods of time. If this is causing problems, try clearing your browser cache as follows. Clearing your cache is something you should do regularly, or your browser will crash or manifest other problematic symptoms.

TIP : Although it's not required by all browsers, restarting your browser after clearing the cache is a good idea. If you're using Explorer 4.x or Explorer 5.x it's better to restart the computer as well.

For IE 5.x and IE 6.x :

1. Go to Tools > Internet Options > Temporary Internet Files
2. Click the button to delete all temporary internet files. Make sure the box is checked to delete all offline content.
3. Click OK to close out of the Options window.

Although many other browsers are available the latest version of Internet Explorer is strongly recommended for New Internet Users viewing this site. Internet Explorer has become the standard (read dominant ) browser of the Internet and for this reason most sites including this one are built to reflect this. Advanced Internet users may choose another browser for a variety of reasons but for simplicity's sake it is best for Beginners to stick with Internet Explorer. We have included some troubleshooting tips and links for Netscape Navigator below for those who insist on using another browser:

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