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Cookies are files that contain
information about you and your computer. Cookies are used to
maintain state information as you navigate different pages on the
NZPFU Web
site or return to the Web site at a later time.
The
NZPFU uses cookies to "remember" which is your "Local
Home Page".
If you want to "change your Local", and
the earlier step didn't work, then you'll need to follow these
instructions:
1. Open
Internet Explorer by clicking on Blue "e" on your
desk top. See the example below.
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2. Click on
Tools on the main menu at the top of the
screen.
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3. Select
Internet Options and click
.....
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4. Internet
Options window will appear.
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5. In the middle of
the window you can see the Temporary Internet files
section. Click on "Delete Cookies" button please
note this option will be available only on Internet Explorer
6.0.
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6. "Delete Cookies"
window will appear.
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7. Click on "OK"
button to delete the Cookies from your
computer.
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8. Mouse pointer
will become an hour glass if you have any "cookies" in your
computer. Once it's completed deleting the cookies you're returned
to the Internet Options window. Now Click on "OK" button. You will
come back to Internet Explorer window. You should do this once a
week.
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9. If you are
Internet Explorer 3.0 or above user ...Please follow the below
instructions.
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10. In the middle
of the window you can see the Temporary Internet files section.
Click on "Settings" button.
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11. "Settings"
window will appear.
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12. Click on
"View Files" button to open the cookies
window.
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13. This is the
cookies window.
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14. Now click on
"Edit" on the main menu at top of the
screen.
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15. Now click on
"Select All" on the edit menu options which will
select all the cookies.
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16. Now click on
"Delete" key on your key board to delete the
cookies. Once you delete the cookies close all the Windows by
clicking on "OK" button. |
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1.
If you're using Netscape, go to the Program Files\Netscape\Users\Username directory, where username is your username. This assumes that you used the default location when you installed the software.
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2.
In this directory is a file called cookies.txt. Netscape
stores all of their cookies in one file. You can't delete just
one. You must delete the entire file. Also, the file cannot be
edited. If you try, the file will not work properly. |
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