| If using Internet Explorer 7.x or
8.x for Windows: Javascript in Internet Explorer 7.1. Click Tools. 2. Click Options.
3. Click Security.
5. Click Custom level…
6. Scroll down to Scripting
and select the radio button to Enable or
Disable it.
If using Internet Explorer 4.x or 5.x for Macintosh: Under the Edit menu select "Preferences..." On the left side, expand the item group labeled Web Content Select "Web Control". Click on the box labeled "Enable Scripting" under "Active Content". Click the OK button. If using Internet Explorer 4.x for Windows: Under the View menu select "Internet Options..." Select the Security tab. Click on the Custom Level radio button. Select the "Settings..." button and scroll down to the Scripting item. Choose the "Enable" radio button from the "Active scripting" item. Click on OK Click on OK to close the Internet Options dialog box. If using Internet Explorer 3.x for Windows: You should update your browser! Under the View menu select "Options..." Select the Security tab. Click on "Run ActiveX scripts". Click on OK. If using FireFox 3.x for Linux (Ubuntu): Under the Edit menu select "Preferences..." Select the "Content" tab. Click on "Enable Javascript". Click on "Close". If using FireFox 3.x for Windows (XP, Vista): Under the Tools menu select "Options..." Select the "Content" tab. Click on "Enable Javascript". Click on "OK". |