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DCHC
website uses a DHTML and JavaScript
languages and as a result, your browser may in
some cases display a yellow tab on top of the
page and it should contain this warning "To
help protect your security, Internet
Explorer has restricted this file from
showing active content that could access
your computer".
All what you have to do is to left-click the
yellow tab and choose "Allow
Blocked Content"
from the menu.
The
DCHC website uses a number of different file
formats to present information. Our technical
team is ensuring the use of standard file
formats across the web, no information is
presented in any other non-standard formats.
To ensure you have the best experience while
browsing our website, please adjust your
screen resolution
to:
800 by 600
pixels ( Good View ) |
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1024 by 768
pixels ( Best View ) |
The following is a list of the non-HTML options used on the website
along with links to
websites where you can download the free
plug-ins necessary to access them:
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Portable Document Format (PDF) -
download the latest free Adobe
Acrobat Reader from Adobe®. |
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Flash - download the latest
version of the free Flash player
from Macromedia®. |
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WinZip - download the latest
evaluation version of the WinZip
decompression program from
WinZip®. |
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 |
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From
the 'Tools'
menu on the task
bar, select 'Internet
Options'
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Click on the
'Privacy' tab
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Choose the level of
cookie security you
want, ranging from
Block All Cookies,
High, Medium High,
Medium (default
level), Low and
Accept All Cookies
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Click 'OK'
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For more detailed information, please follow this URL:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q283/1/85.ASP
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Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 |
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From
the 'Tools'
menu on the task
bar, select 'Internet
Options'
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Change to the
'Security' tab and
click 'Custom Level'
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Scroll down to the
'Cookies' section
and set 'Disable'
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Click 'OK'
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Microsoft Internet
Explorer 4 |
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From
the 'Tools'
menu
on
the
task
bar,
select 'Internet
Options'
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Change
to
the
'Security'
tab
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Select
'Custom'
and
click
'Settings'
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Scroll
down
to
the
'Security'
section
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Select
'Disable
all
cookie
use'
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Click
'OK'
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Netscape
Navigator
4 |
- From
the 'Edit'
menu
on
the
task
bar,
select 'Preferences'
- Select 'Advanced' from the left hand menu
- Select 'Disable cookies'
- Click 'OK'
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| Netscape Navigator 3 |
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(Netscape Navigator 3 does not have an option to completely disable accepting cookies)
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Select Options from the main task bar then 'Network Preferences'
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Change to the 'Protocols' tab
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Check "Accepting a Cookie" under the 'Show an Alert Before' option
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Click 'OK'
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