Oh, OK. Anyway, the secure sites I had been able to access successfully using Keyweb were these chocolatier links where a chocoholic like me can buy Belgian chocolates, LOL, this site for sending people gifts that you pay for via credit card, Yahoo's secure page where you enter your credit card to pay for services like POP3 access, and an illegal site (nope, not porn, thank you) that of course I cannot mention. Now I wonder if having some NBP people (like Anna Dresner) owning the BrailleNote helped in making their website more accessible, <shrug>. But the concern about accessing bank accounts online using a version higher than IE 4 is something that needs quick consideration, I think. With Yahoo, I've been seeing messages saying "this page can only be accessed by IE 5 or higher..." blah blah, but there's a link you can click to get to the "older version" of the page that can still be accessed by IE 4. I'm afraid banking sites have that option.
Roselle >----- QUOTED MESSAGE ----- >Sent by: Maria Kristic <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >The site I mentioned earlier was www.nbp.org. However, the security part >comes when you log into an online account you've created for yourself, or when >you're going through their online order transaction pages. HTH. >Maria
