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ABOUT COOKIES
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ENABLING COOKIES
To enable cookies for aapg.org using...

Internet Explorer 6 for Windows:
From the menu bar at the top of your browser window, select Tools | Internet Options
Click the "Privacy" tab
Under "Web Sites" click the "Edit" button (XP SP2: Under "Settings" click the "Sites" button)
Under "Address of Web site:" type aapg.org
Click "Allow"
Click "OK" and "OK"
Internet Explorer 5 Information

Netscape 7/Mozilla for Windows:
From the menu bar at the top of your browser window, select Edit | Preferences
Expand the "Privacy and Security" section
Click "Cookies"
Select any of the radio buttons except "Disable cookies" ("Enable for the originating web site only" is a good setting)
You may also need to:
Click the "Manage Stored Cookies" button
Click "Cookie Sites"
If there are entries, scroll down to find "aapg.org" and "www.aapg.org". If either of them exists and is set on "site cannot set cookies", delete them. The next time you log into Members Only, allow the site to store the cookie on your hard drive.

Firefox:
From the menu bar at the top of your browser window, select Tools | Options
Click "Privacy"
Expand the "Cookies" section
Click the "Exceptions" button
Under "Address of Web site:" type aapg.org
Click "Allow"
Click "OK" and "OK"

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