Ed, Unfortunately, I have found, as well as others I know, that a number of sites will NOT work if you do not allow cookies.
I personally have gotten to HATE cookies, but with the problems I have encountered too many times, I have found that I have no choice in many cases but to accept them. Ralph Ed wrote: > > For those concerned about "spyware" preying on their > systems, simply turn OFF the COOKIES function. If > one wishes to see how many cookie hits are being received just > select the "PROMPT" function on the "Advanced Privacy Settings" > menu. . . .I'll guarantee you that there'll be dozens of Cookie Prompts. > I Block ALL COOKIES. I don't need, nor do I wish to have these > unnecessary invasions in my system. When I run "Spybot" there's > nothing found, all clean and this is the way it should be. > Whenever I run a program that does require Cookies, like > my financial Programs, I enable the Prompt to receive Cookies > then disable it when finished running the program. This is > usually a ONE time requirement on a new system. > The article on "Spyware" is of an inflammatory nature it would seem, > so as to promote SALES of their corporate article. . .greed for $$$ > I don't worry about M$ and their spying. I Ignore those popup > that read "Do you want to notify M$ of this problem??? This is > one's invite to allow M$ access. . .so I always select NO. . .NO. . .NO > Just my 2-cents. > > Ed -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ============= PCWorks Mailing List ================= Don't see your post? Check our posting guidelines & make sure you've followed proper posting procedures, http://pcworkers.com/rules.htm Contact list owner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Unsubscribing and other changes: http://pcworkers.com =====================================================
