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The folks at PC Webopedia
(an online encyclopedia that defines computer terminology) define a browser as:
Note: Internet Explorer is not the same as Windows Explorer,
a file management tool for Windows users.
Adobe Online Training Supported Browsers
For optimum performance, we recommend using the latest full release of standard browsers (no Beta releases please). For a list of supported browsers, see our Hardware / Software Requirements.
To see a list of our unsupported browsers Click here.
To download the latest full release versions of the standard browsers, click one of the buttons below:
Adobe Online Training and Beta Browsers
Adobe Online Training does not support Beta versions of ANY browsers. It is our goal to keep up with the latest in
industry trends; however, we cannot support Beta browser versions. Please wait for the full release versions
of standard browsers when using Adobe Online Training .
Adobe Online Training and Modified Browsers (like AOL)
There are many Web browsers, but many of them are
just customized (modified) versions of either Netscape Navigator or
Microsoft Internet Explorer, that other companies legally distribute
to their customers.
We call these customized versions kit browsers, custom browsers,
or modified browsers. After Netscape and Microsoft released their code,
several ISPs (Internet Service Providers) modified the code slightly
and released these versions to their customers. These versions are
perfectly legal, and generally okay to use, except when you're using Adobe Online Training .
Some examples of modified browsers are AOL,
@Home, BellSouth, and AT&T WorldNet.
If you find that your browser is not working properly, please go to
either the Microsoft or
Netscape site and download the latest full release browser
version (no beta releases). When you're using Adobe Online Training , use a standard
browser. When you finish a training session with Adobe Online Training, close the standard browser and open your
custom browser to access the Internet.
These are the required browser settings you must have to access Adobe Online Training .
(Having the proper browser settings is one of the things
you must do to connect to Adobe Online Training .)
Browser Settings: Accept Browser Cookies
Your browser must be set up to accept browser cookies.
Learn more about Adobe Online Training
cookies and your privacy.
To accept cookies and turn the notification feature off
in the standard browsers:
Internet Explorer 5.0 and higher:
Browser Settings: Enable JavaScript (or ActiveX controls)
Adobe Online Training makes extensive use of JavaScript. (Internet Explorer uses ActiveX
to implement JavaScript.) JavaScript is a scripting language developed
by Netscape and used by Web designers to design dynamic, interactive
Web sites that can display different information to different viewers
accessing the same URL.
You must be sure that JavaScript (or ActiveX controls) is enabled in
your browser to use Adobe Online Training . To enable JavaScript (or ActiveX controls)
in the standard browsers:
Internet Explorer 5.0 and higher:
Browser Settings: Refresh Browser Pages
To ensure that you are seeing the latest data on any Adobe Online Training page,
you will need to set your browser to refresh at every page.
To set your browser to refresh at every page visit (in the standard browsers):
Internet Explorer 5.0 and higher (set the browser to check for newer versions of
stored pages automatically in IE5):
It is possible to bookmark different locations within Adobe Online Training , such
as the My Courses page, but we recommend that you use bookmarks only
with caution, for these reasons:
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