I want to enlist cookies on my computer, where do I find information to do this.
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I may be misunderstanding the question, but if you are asking about how to implement cookies on your *web site*, there are probably multiple ways. I can direct you to a couple of ways I am familiar with.\n\nActive server pages code:\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/asp/asp_cookies.asp\n\nJavascript:\nhttp://www.webreference.com/js/column8/
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A site can give you cookies for another site.\n\nThey are known as third party cookies.\n\nYou can block these in security settings if you want\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/sec_cook.mspx?mfr\n\n///
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Set up your system preference to accept or block cookies.\nSome you will have to accept like those for email.\nBe sure that you don't have a problem with spyware.  I bet you do.
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The main purpose of cookies is to identify users and possibly prepare customized Web pages for them. When you enter a Web site using cookies, you may be asked to fill out a form providing such information as your name and interests. This information is packaged into a cookie and sent to your Web browser which stores it for later use. The next time you go to the same Web site, your browser will send the cookie to the Web server. The server can use this information to present you with custom Web pages. So, for example, instead of seeing just a generic welcome page you might see a welcome page with your name on it. \n\n--------\n\nDeleting cookies and tempory files will make your computer faster. \n\n-Tools, Internet Options, on Temporary Internet section of General tab, click Delete Cookies and Delete Files.
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If you install the Google toolbar, you click on the logo to the left and select "Clear Search History."\n\nNow as far as the cookies go.....
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click Tools in firefox menus \nchoose Option\nin dialog box choose Privacy\nand then Cookies \nclick "Allow sites to set cookies"
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Click tools in the top menu bar, go to Internet options, then the privacy tab... slide the bar down till cookies are accepted. (thats the quick way--now for the best way)\nClick tools in the top menu bar, go to Internet options,security, highlight the globe for the trusted zone, and click on the sites button. In here add the url of the site thats being blocked... ie: http://login.yahoo.com ---- you can find which sites are being blocked by double clicking on the little red circle with a white bar image in the status bar at the bottom of the IE window. Obviously dont add every site it lists, those beginning with adserve are just for adverts etc. Sites in the trusted zone accept cookies by default, so this makes for a nice way of ensuring that any cookies on your pc are from sites you trust
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there is a different cookie folder for each and,every account on the computer..your's is probably setup as a guest account
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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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HOW TO TURN ON COOKIES \n\nWhat Are Cookies? \n\nCookies are a feature of every modern web browser, such as Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Netscape. They are not a security risk under normal use, but they are sometimes "turned off" or disabled. \n\nThey are used by web site authors to store information in a private location on your computer, for use only when browsing a web site. They are a required major feature of most shopping carts and other online applications. Keeping them enabled is recommended. \n\n\nEnabling Cookies \n\nFollowing the directions below to turn on "cookies" in your web browser. If you don't see your browser listed, please check your documentation to find out how to enable cookies. \n\nGo to the "Help" menu and click "About..." to find out what web browser you are using. \n        \nThird Party Blockers \n\nSometimes you may have software installed that blocks cookies. \nThese third-party utilities should be disabled because they may interfere with web sites you visit. \n\nFor Internet Explorer 6 Users: \n\nOpen Internet Explorer 6 \nGo to Tools, Internet Options on the menu. \nClick on the Privacy tab. \nIf you see "Custom", click the "Default" button to reset the settings. \nThe slider on the left should NOT be set to "Block All Cookies". \nIf you don't know which settings to put the slider on, put it on the "Medium" option. \nClick Ok to exit the option window and then close Internet Explorer. \nCookies are now enabled in Internet Explorer! \n\nFor Internet Explorer 5 Users: \n\nOpen Internet Explorer 5 \nGo to Tools, Internet Options on the menu. \nClick on the Security tab, and then the Custom Level button. \nLook through the list for the section titled Cookies. \nThere should be two options in this section. Enable both of them. \nClick Ok to save the settings, clicking Yes when it asks if you want to change the security settings for the zone. \nClick Ok to exit the rest of the open windows and then close Internet Explorer. \nCookies are now enabled! \n\nFor Netscape Users: \n\nOpen Netscape. \nGo to Edit, Preferences on the menu. \nClick the Advanced link on the left side menu. \nClick "Accept all cookies" under the Cookies section \nClick Ok to exit the window and then close Netscape. \nCookies are now enabled!
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Yes you do want to delete your cookies!!!! A cookie is something that when you are in a web site they attach it to your computer. Some cookies even go as far as connecting to their web site once in a while and sending them info like what other sites you have been in and how many times you have been in them. The way that they do this is usually when you send a e-mail it will wake the cookie up so it can do its thing and go over the web by hiding itself behind your e-mail. Have you ever gotten a spam e-mail from a site you have been in and wondered HOW THE HE+L did they get my e-mail address when you never gave it to them. Or been in a site and get a e-mail from another site that basicly is about the same as the site you were in. That from the cookies. The sites say the reason is so that the next time you go to their site because the cookie has their URL (unique resource locator) this is what allows one web server to locate another one.Your computer connects to your internet service providers server which connects to the websites internet service providers server which connects to the websites computer or if they have alot of computers they will have a server which then connects to their computers. Each server has a URL. This is why when you type a sites name in to the address window you dont have to know and type in their IP address. They say that because you already have their URL on your computer stored in the cookie that your computer wont have to search for it and it will connect to their site faster!! Basically they are talking about a millionith of a second faster BIG DEAL.You want to get them off of your computer. I delete them every night before I turn my computer off. Also if you get alot off them they will actually slow down your computer or even in some cases cause your computer to freeze up. My tech class had a 2 day class on this (8 hours). So in other words get them of of there!!!!!!!\n \nBasically do what simon says ( no pun ment there simon to get to internet options open my computer,then control panel, then internet options)\n\nZEUS
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Nice try , and if I click on the link, I get infected or worse, session or cookie tracking.
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g\no to tools select internet options then privacy and move the cookie bar
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You can check the cookies. It will list all sites that have allowed a cookie to be added to the computer and most sites do.\n\nGo to Tools, internet options, under temporary internet files click settings, then view files. Or, you can go to the start menu, my computer, C: , Documents and Settings, owner, Cookies AND all users, cookies.\nHope that helps.
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Try to delete Cookies, Temporary Internet Files adn History
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Cookies can be malicious little buggers. Some companies use them to track what sites you visit, how long you stay, and what you look at while you're there. Download and run Ad-aware to get rid of them.
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it seems like ur browser is not allowing cookies, Cookies are files stored on your computer containing information about websites, u must turn on cookies to store ur preference. go to the option of ur browser and check the "allow cookies" option.\ndon't forget to sign in the website, if it is other that google.