Internet Explorer (6.x)

• 1. Open the “Tools” menu.
• 2. Select “Internet Options…”, to open the Internet Options dialog box.
• 3. Click the “Security” tab.
• 4. Click the “Internet” symbol (a globe).
• 5. Click the “Custom Level…” button, to open the Security Settings dialog box.
• 6. In the Settings list, scroll down to “Scripting”.
• 7. Under Active Scripting, click “Enable”, so that a dot appears next to it.
• NOTE: (If you are unsure about the other Security Settings, please check with your Network Administrator.)
• 8. Click “OK” to close the Security Settings dialog box.
• 9. Click “Yes” in the Warning! message box.
• 10. Click “OK” to close the Internet Options dialog box.

Internet Explorer (7.x)

• 1. From the Tools menu, or the Tools drop-down in the upper right, choose Internet Options.
• 2. Click the Security tab.
• 3. Click Custom Level.
• 4. Scroll to the "Scripting" section of the list. When you see “Active Scripting” Click Enable.
• 5. Refresh the page.

Internet Explorer (8.x)

• 1. From the Tools menu, choose Internet Options.
• 2. Click the Security tab.
• 3. Click Custom Level.
• 4. Scroll to the "Scripting" section of the list (near the bottom). When you see “Active Scripting” Click Enable.
• 6. Click "OK".
• 5. Refresh the page.

Mozilla Firefox

• 1. In Firefox for Windows, from the Tools menu, select Options.
• In Firefox for Mac OS X, from the Firefox menu, select Preferences.
• 2. In Firefox 1.5 or later, click Content; in Firefox 1.0, in the list on the left, select Web Features.
• 3. Check (to enable) or uncheck (to disable) Enable JavaScript and Enable Java.
• 4. Refresh the page.

Safari

• 1. From the Edit menu, choose Preferences.
• 2. Click Security
• 3. Check (to enable) or uncheck (to disable) Enable JavaScript and Enable Java.
• 4. Click the "X" in the top right hand corner and then refresh the page.