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Javascript

Javascript is small programming code that can be embedded within a web page. It allows web pages to portray advanced features such as mouse roll-over images, client-side form validation, and pop-up windows.

Please click one of the following links to learn how to enable javascript on your browser.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.x

  1. Open your Microsoft Internet Explorer browser
  2. Select 'Tools' from the top, horizontal menu.
  3. Under 'Tools', click 'Internet Options'.
  4. Choose the 'Security' tab.
  5. Select the 'Internet' icon in the web content zone.
    Click on the 'Custom Level...' button.
  6. Under the 'Scripting' category, click on 'Enable' next to the 'Active Scripting' label.
  7. Click the 'OK' button to update your security settings.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.x

  1. Open your Microsoft Internet Explorer browser
  2. Select 'Tools' from the top, horizontal menu.
  3. Under 'Tools', click 'Internet Options'.
  4. Choose the 'Security' tab.
  5. Select the 'Internet' icon in the web content zone.
    Click on the 'Custom Level...' button.
  6. Under the 'ActiveX Controls and plugins' category, click on 'Enable' next to the 'Run ActiveX Controls and plugins' label.
  7. Click the 'OK' button to update your security settings.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x

  1. Open your Microsoft Internet Explorer browser
  2. Select 'View' from the top, horizontal menu.
  3. Under 'View', click 'Internet Options'.
  4. Choose the 'Security' tab.
  5. In the 'Internet Zone' box, select the �Custom (for expert users)' radio button.
  6. Click on the 'Settings' button.
  7. Under the 'ActiveX Controls and plugins' category, click 'Enable' next to the 'Run ActiveX controls and plugins' label.
  8. Click the 'OK' button to update your security settings.

Netscape Communicator

  1. Open your Netscape browser.
  2. Click on "Edit" in the top, horizontal menu.
  3. Select "Preferences" from the drop down menu.
  4. Click on the word "Advanced" in the left, white column.
  5. Make sure the following item is checked in the right side of the window.

    Enable Javascript

  6. Now press the "Okay" button.

Cookies

Cookies are tiny files that are stored on your computer when you visit various web sites. Each cookie consists of just a single name/value pair. Cookies allow web servers to "recognize" you and simplify your visit. For example, when you log into the member's only area of DrFirst.com, the server uses cookies to identify as you surf through various private areas of the web site. When you place items in a "shopping cart" at an e-commerce site, cookies are used to keep track of what is in your cart as you move from page to page. To prevent your computer from becoming overcrowded, all cookies have an "expiration date", at which point they will automatically delete themselves. Cookies are harmless and are commonplace on most e-commerce web sites.

Please click one of the following links to learn how to enable cookies on your browser.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.x

  1. Open your Microsoft Internet Explorer browser
  2. Select 'Tools' from the top, horizontal menu.
  3. Under 'Tools', click 'Internet Options'.
  4. Choose the 'Privacy' tab.
  5. Change the scale bar to medium high, medium, low, or accept all cookies. To protect your privacy, we recommend to change to medium high.
  6. Click the 'OK' button to update your security settings.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.x

  1. Open your Microsoft Internet Explorer browser
  2. Select 'Tools' from the top, horizontal menu.
  3. Under 'Tools', click 'Internet Options'.
  4. Choose the 'Security' tab.
  5. Select the 'Internet' icon in the web content zone.
    Click on the 'Custom Level...' button.
  6. Under the 'Cookies' category, click on 'Enable' under the 'Allow cookies that are stored on your computer' label.
  7. Under the 'Cookies' category, click on 'Enable' under the 'Allow per-session cookies (not stored)' label.
  8. Click the 'OK' button to update your security settings.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x

  1. Open your Microsoft Internet Explorer browser
  2. Select 'View' from the top, horizontal menu.
  3. Under 'View', click 'Internet Options'.
  4. Choose the 'Security' tab.
  5. In the 'Internet Zone' box, select the �Custom (for expert users)' radio button.
  6. Click on the 'Settings' button.
  7. Choose the 'Advanced' tab.
  8. Select the 'always accept cookies' option.
  9. Click the 'OK' button to update your security settings.

Netscape Communicator

  1. Open your Netscape browser.
  2. Click on "Edit" in the top, horizontal menu.
  3. Select "Preferences" from the drop down menu.
  4. Click on the word "Advanced" in the left, white column.
  5. Make sure the following item is selected in the right side of the window.

    Accept all cookies

  6. Now press the "Okay" button.