• Windows 2000 users using Firefox:Real Media player 9.0 or later.
• Mac users:Real Media player 9.0 or later.

1. Click on Tools (on the IE 6 toolbar) -> select Internet Options
2. Select Internet Options
3. Click the Security tab.
4. Select Internet as Web Content Zone
5. Click on the Default Level button.
6. Click OK.
7. Click the Refresh icon on the toolbar and return the event.

1. Click on Tools -> select Internet Options
2. Click the Security tab
3. Click on the Custom Level button
4. Configure the categories by following the directions below:

   	Active X Controls and Plug-ins - Enable Download signed ActiveX, Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins, and Script ActiveX controls marked safe for scripting.
   	Downloads - Enable File Download
   	Miscellaneous - Set Software Channel to Medium
   	Scripting - Enable all options in this category
   	Scripting - Enable all options in this category
   	Click OK

5. Click the Privacy tab
6. Click 'Default' and make sure that the slider is set to Medium
7. Click the Advanced tab
8. Locate the Browsing category and check Disable script debugging
9. Uncheck the following options:
10. Configure the categories by following the directions below:
    

    	Display a notification about every script error
    	Reuse windows for launching shortcuts

11. Click Apply
12. Select the General tab
    

    	Click the Settings button (located in the Temporary Internet Files category)
    	Click the option marked Every visit to the page
    	Click OK
    	Click the Delete Files button (located in the Temporary Internet Files category.)
    	Click OK to go ahead with the Temporary File deletion (this clears your browser's "cache" of stored files.)

13. Click OK to close the Options window and return to your browser
14. Click the Refresh icon on the toolbar and return to the event

1. Open the Tools menu located on your Firefox toolbar
2. Select Options
3. Select the Privacy category and do the following:
   • Open the Cookies menu by clicking the plus next to it
   • Check the box next to Enable cookies
4. Select the Web Features category and do the following:
   • Check the boxes next to Enable Java and Enable JavaScript
   • Click on the Advanced button and make sure all the boxes are checked
5. Click OK
6. Click the Reload button/icon on the toolbar and return to the event

1. Open the Safari menu located on your Safari toolbar
2. Select Preferences
3. Click on Security
4. Under Web Content check the boxes next to Enable plug-ins, Enable Java and Enable JavaScript
5. Under Accept Cookies select "Always"
6. Close the preferences window
7. Click the Reload button/icon on the toolbar and return to the event

• To view an application demo video (as part of a webcast), you will need to use a browser that supports the Windows Media Player plug-in. Application demos will not function properly in browsers that do not support this plug-in. Other requirements:
  • Windows Media Player 9 or later
  • Windows Media Player 8 may require Codec Installation Package

1. Click on Tools -> select Options from the drop-down menu. (If you can't see a Menu Bar in your WMP 10: right click on the free space on the player taskbar and choose "Show Menu Bar".)
2. Click the Network tab; locate the Proxy Settings area.
3. Double-click on HTTP Browser
4. Select the Use browser proxy settings option.
5. Click OK.

Does my browser need to be Java-enabled?
Yes, your browser needs to be Java-enabled. We recommend Microsoft VM for non Win2000 users and Sun Java for Win2000 users.
Download Microsoft VM for Windows here.
Download the Sun Java plug-in here.

How do I configure my browser to be Java-enabled?
If you have installed Java and want to make sure your configuration is correct:
for Internet Explorer | for Firefox | for Safari

Internet Explorer

1. Click on Tools -> Internet Options
2. Click the Security tab
3. Choose Internet from the web zones
4. Now do one of the following:
   • Click the Default level button. If it's not clickable - it means that your configuration is already correct.
     OR
   • Click the Custom level button. In the list, look under the VM section for the permissions and set them to High Safety
5. Click OK

Firefox

1. Click on Tools; select Options
2. Click on Web Features
3. Make sure that the Enable Java and Enable JavaScript is checked
4. Click OK

Safari

1. Click on Safari; select Preferences
2. Click on Security
3. Make sure that the Enable Java, Enable JavaScript and Enable plug-ins are checked
4. Close the preferences window