Steps 3 and 4: You now see a window labeled Internet Options. Click on the (3) Security Tab and the (4) Custom Level button. Make sure the Internet Zone (the one with the world) is selected by default (see below)
Enabling JavaScript in Microsoft's Internet Explorer 5 or 6
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How to enable JavaScript in Microsoft's Internet Explorer 5 or 6
Step 1 and 2: In Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE)
5 or 6, cllck on the (1) Tools menu and then select (2) Internet Options
from the dropdown menu. (see below)
Steps 3 and 4: You now see a window labeled Internet Options.
Click on the (3) Security Tab and the (4) Custom Level button.
Make sure the Internet Zone (the one with the world) is selected by default
(see below)
Steps 5, 6 and 7: You now see a window labeled Security Setting.
(5) Scroll down through the options toward the bottom until you see Scripting.
Click on the the Scripting - (6) Active scripting - Enable
button.
Then click (7) OK. (see below)
Step 8: Click (8) Yes (see below)
Step 9: Click (9) OK (see below)
Your done. You may need to close all your internet browser windows to restart your browser for your changes to take effect.