Some of you have had trouble with cookies and blogger.
A "cookie" is a little file that some websites store on your computer so they can remember you and your preferences. For example, if you use Amazon.com to buy something, Amazon will put a little cookie in your files that tells the Website it's you the next time you access Amazon from your machine. And the site will say, "Hello, You, welcome back . . . we can recommend some stuff to you based on your previous purchases." If you have all cookies turned off, certain very useful sites like Blogger can't do what they do. But most (probably all) browsers let you turn down the security setting slightly, so that you allow some cookies but block out undesirable cookies.
Here's what you do. In Internet Explorer:
Click "Tools" in the bar at the very top of the page -- >> Choose "Internet Options" in the drop down menu -- >> And from there you should be able to set your internet security setting to "medium high."
If, by chance, you're already at medium high, try moving down one more notch and see what happens.
Tuesday, August 30, 2005
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