Enabling cookies in your browser to avail of our E-commerce services.

The settings for enabling and restricting cookies vary among Web browsers. If your browser is a different version than those listed below, the steps you take may be different. For more information on cookies and changing settings for your browser, you can refer to the help in your browser's Help menu.

Enabling cookies in Internet Explorer 6 (Windows)
If the default Privacy settings are at a Medium level, Internet Explorer uses automatic cookie handling, which is the simplest way to enable cookies.

1.Click Tools > Internet Options to open the Internet Options dialog box.
2.Click the Privacy tab.
3.If you do not want to customize your settings, make sure the Privacy settings are set to medium and skip the remaining steps. If the privacy settings for the Internet zone are Custom, you can click the Default button to return to the original settings, which includes automatic cookie handling.
4.If you want to customize privacy settings, you can click the Advanced button to open the Advanced Privacy Settings dialog box.
5.To disable automatic cookie handling, select the option to Override automatic cookie handling.
6.If you want to use custom settings, follow these requirements:
You must accept First-party Cookies.
You may block Third-party Cookies.
You must allow session cookies.

Enabling cookies in Internet Explorer 5.1 (Macintosh)
1.Click Edit > Preferences to open the Preferences dialog box.
2.Click Receiving Files > Cookies.
3.Make sure the Cookies Settings are set to Accept Cookies.
If you see an Accept Cookies button, click it.
If you see a Decline Cookies button, no action is required.

Enabling cookies in Netscape Navigator 4.7 (Windows and Macintosh)
1.Click Edit > Preferences to open the Preferences dialog box.
2.Under Category, click Advanced.
3.Under Cookies, at a minimum, you must select the option:
Accept only cookies that get sent back to the originating server.