What's a Cookie?
Our site utilizes "cookies" to retain your log-in information in order
to move from page to page without needing to ask for your password each
time the database is accessed.
Please scroll down the page to find your browser version and how to turn on cookies.
Turn on Cookies via Norton Firewall
Right click your NORTON INTERNET SECURITY icon in your system tray (usually in lower right of
your desktop screen).
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Click the PRIVACY CONTROL tab. Click the CUSTOM LEVEL button.
Set the Confidential Information drop down to "MEDIUM: Prompt me each time."
Set the Cookie Blocking to "None: Allow cookies (recommended)" Click OK to save.
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Under Status and Settings, click the Privacy Control option, then the Configure button
on the right. Move the slider to set the privacy control to medium, which does not block cookies.
Select OK to save.
Turn on Cookies via Internet Explorer 6.0
From your browser, IE 6.x, go to the Tools Menu, select: Internet Options. This will bring up a grey window. Select the PRIVACY tab at the top. Your slider should NOT be "BLOCK ALL COOKIES" which prohibits all cookies. Please try the Medium option.
Click the "Advanced" tab and make sure the "override automatic cookie handling" checkbox is NOT checked. If for some reason, you are using a pc at work or something and have to have this checked, then click the EDIT tab at the bottom of the PRIVACY tab page.
From the EDIT button, it brings up a page that says: Per Site Privacy Actions. Put in our website URL: http://www.christiansinglesdating.com Then click the ALLOW button.
This should allow our site and override any settings.
Turn on Cookies via Internet Explorer 5.0
Go to your IE Tools Menu, select Internet Options. A window will open. Click the Security tab.
Click the Custom Level button toward the bottom. Scroll down the list until you come to
"Cookies." Select "Allow Cookies that are stored on your computer" and "Enable" the radio
button if you wish to store a log in cookie or browser settings. Select the "Enable" button
for "Allow per session cookies (not stored)" if you wish to use the cookie that retains
your login information from page to page while using the web site.
Turn on Cookies via Netscape 6.0
Go to your Edit Menu, select Preferences. In the list on the left, select Privacy and Security,
then Cookies. Select Enable all cookies.
Turn on Cookies via Internet Explorer 4.0
Please select the "View" menu, then "Internet Options." Select the "Advanced" tab
on the right. Scroll down to "Cookies" and select the radio to turn them on.
Turn on Cookies via Netscape Communicator 4.0
Please select the "Edit" menu, then "Preferences." Select the "Advanced" option.
Select the radio button to "Accept All Cookies" or "Accept Only Cookies
that Get Sent Back to the Originating Server."
Turn on Cookies via Netscape Navigator 3.0
Please select the "Options" menu, then "Network Preferences."
Select the "Protocols" tab.
Under "Show An Alert Before," uncheck the box which reads "Accepting A Cookie."
