i have been trying to access an on-line job search and it tells me i dont cookies? what are cookies and how can i get them?
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Cookies are small piece of data stored on your computer used by websites to identify your computer next time you visit the same site. These can be accesses through your browser, or by simply through the windows explorer. You can erase all cookies on your browser by going to Tools>Internet Options>Delete cookies.\nSimilary you can go to internet explorer> tools>advanced Checkbox enable cookies
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Okay. I don't remember exactly what I said when I answered your question before, but I'll try to rephrase it. The guy that answered above me is wrong because the cookies on your computer only track you when you're using the browser you were using before.\n\nCookies that are placed on your computer while you are using Internet Explorer can only be modified, viewed, or accessed by Internet Explorer, not Netscape and vice versus. \n\nYou don't have to worry about a cookie that was placed by Internet Explorer when you're using Netscape. You also don't have to worry about a cookie from Netscape tracking you when you're using Internet Explorer.\n\n\nThe cookies from Internet Explorer and the cookies from Netscape are indeed placed in different locations. The cookies from Internet Explorer are placed in the following directory (if you're using Windows XP): C:/Documents and Settings/*Your Username*/Cookies. The cookies placed by Netscape are placed somewhere else (I'm not exactly sure where because I don't have Netscape, but I think they are under C:/Documents and Settings/*Your Username*/Application Data/Netscape/Cookies).
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perhaps you should try mapping unique IP addresses to bookings.\nnot perfect but there's a lot of people like me who clear their cookies every day.
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open your internet explorer.  go to tools, then options, then delete cookies, delete temp. files, delete history.  it will all go away.\n\nor you can go to: my computer/c drive/documents and settings/administrator/cookies.  it's easier the other way though.
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ANYONE WANTING A JOB MAY LOG ONTO;\n\n           WWW.SEEK.COM.AU
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Try clearing your cookies.
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A cookie is a small piece of information stored by your browser to help identify who you are. If your cookie is not being accepted correctly, you will be logged out of your account as soon as you move to a different page. This is what is likely blocking your current ability to log in or stay logged in.
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lol.... right click on your internet explorer icon on your desktop, go on properties, delete cookies, delete files, and clear history that will do it, its safe to delete cookies
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this could have happened because you might have deleted the cookies in your computer. otherwise, it could be an internet connectivity issue.
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Cookies are small text files that allow a website to store information about your usage of the site.  They can be used to identify you as a unique user so they can accumulate information about how many unique users visit the site.  They also can be used to store preferences you set on a site so that the next time you return they can display the windows the way you customized them.  When you visit a site, your browser will offer up some information about your PC - Computer name, ISP, your IP address and the site you last visited.  This information can also be used as evidence in some cases, and is not stored in a cookie.\n\nAd companies can also store a cookie on your PC from a small 1 pixel display on someone elses website.  These are third-party cookies, and you can disable these separately in your browser.  These cookies can track where an individual PC goes on various internet sites to control the ads that are displayed, but only if that ad company has an agreement with the site. \n\nYou can delete the cookies on your PC - usually in c:windows&#92;cookies, or from your internet browser in most cases.  \n\nAs far as evidence, the cookies stored on your machine can be deleted, but if you truly want to erase them you would need to run some type of disk-erasor on them.  \n\nAn option available to ensure anonymity would be to use a tool bar from http://www.anonymizer.com/ which allows you to surf without identifying yourself.
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If you deleted cookies from that site, they would be restored after you typed the address in the address bar and opened their site.\n\nDid you change your internet options to disallow cookies?  If you did, many sites will not give you access.\n\nGo to Tools\nInternet Options\ncheck your settings\nI have my "Privacy" set to Medium.  So far, no problem.  That's o.k. for me.  I don't want any smut.
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There are "tracking" cookies placed on your computers by advertisers that keep record of where you surf so that they can target advertisements to you.  While this is grey as to whether this is invasion of privacy, you CAN control which cookies are placed on your computer.\nMany cookies are useful!!! They keep track of your preferences and settings on websites you use most.\nI'd suggest using Yahoo! Anti-Spyware (Part of the Y! Toolbar) to look for and delete "tracking cookies".  You can also set your security options higher in Internet Explorer (Or whatever browser you use) to prevent or prompt when cookies are detected.
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You shouldn't be going to sites that you aren't supposed to be... Naughty.\n\nYou will have to go in and delete it out of the history and the Cookies as well.  \n\nIf you are at work, your boss probably already knows, as they can run reports on such.
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It happen to me until I decided to take a visit to the Internet Option that is in Control Panel. In the Internet Option, there is a setting that limits cookies for privacy. Your setting should at least be default and not "Custom" because otherwise you can't login into your own online bank account. This should fix your problem.
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Cookies are a security question, one you can determine by going to Tools, Internet Options, and then check the settings. You should see a setting for cookies under General. The higher the security setting, the less information your computer will accept.
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Cookies are actually harmless text files that certain web sites will place onto the hard drive of your computer. Your Internet Browser will then load the information into memory while you are visiting their site. The Cookie itself, actually takes up very little space and acts as an identification card for the visiting site. You can compare this to visiting your favorite restaurant where your food server will usually remember certain aspects of how you like your food prepared and what you usually order. This information would obviously be based upon his familiarity of your prior visits. Well Cookies actually act in a similar manner and do not contain viruses as a virus must be executable file.
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Check your internet security settings. They may be set to not allow cookies. Many websites require cookies to log in. The other thing it might be is a spyware/adware program. Download and run Ad-aware. Finally, it might be a program designed to auto-fill pages. If you know of one of these running on your machine, try to remove it.  Good luck!