Cookies - Cookies provide capabilities that make the Web much easier to navigate. Almost every major site uses them because they provide a better user experience and make it much easier to gather accurate information about the site's visitors.   How to Enable Cookies   Internet Explorer 5.x: Select Tools, then Internet Options. Then select Security, click Internet, then Custom Level. Under Cookies, you have the option to Enable or Prompt (warn you when accepting a cookie).   Internet Explorer 6.x: Select Tools, then Internet Options. Then select Privacy and click Advanced. You have the option to Enable or Prompt (warn you when accepting a cookie) both First-party and Third-party cookies.   Netscape 6.x: Select Edit, then Preferences, then double-click Advanced. A box appears allowing you to select "Enable all cookies" or "Warn me before storing a cookie".   Netscape 7.x/Mozilla 1.x: Select Edit, then Preferences, then double-click Advanced, then Scripts & Plugins. Make sure both 'Create or Change cookies' and 'Read cookies' are selected. Double-click Advanced. Double-click Privacy & Security, then Cookies. Make sure one of the options that enables cookies is selected.