This site makes extensive use of Javascript
and advanced scripting which makes it a requirement to be viewed with at
least Internet Explorer 6.0 .
How to
turn on javascript
To enjoy all of the features of the SmartZoid web
site, you need to use a javascript-compatible browser. It's quick and
simple to turn on the javascript feature and it will allow you to use
our new pull down menus to navigate the site more quickly. In order to
change your browser's setting, you will first need to know the version of the browser your
using. We have included instruction on how to find out the version
below.
If you have any problems, don't hesitate to ask us
for help by contacting the webmaster.
Microsoft Internet Explorer (for PC's) Macintosh users click here JavaScript is turned on by default in Internet
Explorer Not
sure which version you have, find out here. Download the latest version of IE
3.x
Launch your
browser. (All the below steps are from within your
browser)
Open the "View"
menu and pick "Options".
Click on the
"Security" tab.
To enable
Javascript, click to check mark "Run ActiveX scripts".
To disable
Javascript make sure "Run ActiveX scripts" check box is
unchecked.
Click OK for the
browser to accept the changes.
Close the browser
and restart it again. Make sure to book mark the page
first.
4.x
Launch your
browser. (All the below steps are from within your
browser)
Open the "View"
menu and pick "Internet Options".
Click on the
"Security" tab. Followed by selecting "Custom" and clicking on
the "Settings..." button
To enable
Javascript, make sure "Enable" is selected under "Active
script".
To disable
Javascript make sure "Disable" is selected under "Active
scripting"
Click OK for the
browser to accept the changes.
Close the browser
and restart it again. Make sure to book mark the page
first.
5.x and above
Launch your
browser. (All the below steps are from within your
browser)
Open the "Tools"
menu and pick "Internet Options".
Click on the
"Security" tab. Followed by the "Custom Level" button.
To enable
Javascript, make sure "Enable" is selected under "Active
script".
To disable
Javascript make sure "Disable" is selected under "Active
scripting"
Click OK for the
browser to accept the changes.
Close the browser
and restart it again. Make sure to book mark the page
first.
Microsoft Internet Explorer (for Macintosh) PC users click here JavaScript is turned on by default in Internet
Explorer Not
sure which version you have, find out here. Download he latest version of
IE
3.x
Launch your browser.
(All the below steps are from within your browser).
Open the Edit menu
and click on Preferences.
Select the "Web
Content" option under the Web Browser section.
Select the "custom
security" option and then click the "Settings"
button.
To enable Javascript,
make sure "Enable scripting" is enabled,
Click OK for the
browser to accept the changes.
Close the browser and
restart it again. Make sure to book mark the page first.
4.x
Launch your browser.
(All the below steps are from within your browser).
Open the Edit menu
and click on Preferences.
Select the "Security
Zones" option under the Web Browser section.
Select the custom
security option and then click the
Settings button.
Scroll down until you see a reference to Scripting.
To enable Javascript,
make sure the Execute scripts and scriptlets are enabled
Click OK for the
browser to accept the changes.
Close the browser and
restart it again. Make sure to book mark the page first.
Netscape Navigator / Communicator JavaScript is turned on by default in Netscape
Navigator Not
sure which version you have, find out here. Download the latest version of
netscape
3.x
Launch your browser.
(All the below steps are from within your browser).
Click on the
"Options" menu, followed by clicking on "Network
Preferences."
In the "Preferences"
window, click on the "Languages" tab
To enable Javascript,
make sure to click "Enable JavaScript."
To disable Javascript
make sure unselect "Enable JavaScript."
Click OK for the
browser to accept the changes.
Close the browser and
restart it again. Make sure to book mark the page first.
4.0x
Launch your browser.
(All the below steps are from within your browser).
Click on the "Edit"
menu, followed by clicking on the "Preferences" menu.
In the "Preferences"
window, click on the "Advanced" menu item.
To enable Javascript,
make sure to click "Enable JavaScript."
To disable Javascript
make sure unselect "Enable JavaScript."
Click OK for the
browser to accept the changes.
Close the browser and
restart it again. Make sure to book mark the page first.
4.5x
Launch your browser.
(All the below steps are from within your browser).
Click on the "Edit"
menu, followed by clicking on the "Preferences" menu.
In the "Preferences"
window, click on the "Advanced" menu item.
To enable Javascript,
make sure to click "Enable JavaScript."
To disable Javascript
make sure unselect "Enable JavaScript."
Click OK for the
browser to accept the changes.
Close the browser and
restart it again. Make sure to book mark the page first.
Launch your browser.
(All the below steps are from within your browser).
Select "Members",
followed by "Preferences", then "WWW", and
"Security".
To enable Javascript,
make sure all Active Content options are checked.
Click OK for the
browser to accept the changes.
Close the browser and
restart it again. Make sure to book mark the page first.
4.0x
Launch your browser.
(All the below steps are from within your browser).
Select "My AOL",
followed by "Preferences", then "WWW Security".
To enable Javascript,
make sure all Active Content options are checked.
Click OK for the
browser to accept the changes.
Close the browser and
restart it again. Make sure to book mark the page first.
How to find out the brand and the version of web browser you're
using
Most browsers display their brand name and
sometimes the version number when you first start them. However, this
startup screen may go off the screen too quickly. Not to worry, simply
select the "Help" menu and then the "About..." option from the main menu
once the browser is loaded.
Below you will be able to see which versions
support javascript of not. though you may be attached to your browser or
just plain afraid to upgrade. If your using a 3.x version or older of a
browser, if is probably time to upgrade.
Netscape Navigator 1.x
- no JavaScript support Netscape Navigator 2.x - JavaScript 1
Netscape Navigator 3.x - JavaScript
1.1 Netscape Navigator 4.x
- JavaScript 1.2 Netscape Navigator 4.05 - JavaScript
1.3 Netscape Communicator
4.x - JavaScript 1.2 Netscape Communicator 4.05 and above -
JavaScript 1.3 MS Internet Explorer 1 - no
JavaScript support (was there a MSIE1?) MS Internet Explorer 2 - no
JavaScript support MS
Internet Explorer 3.x - partial JavaScript 1 support, also
depending on the platform used. MS Internet Explorer 4x - partial
JavaScript 1.2 support MS
Internet Explorer 5x and above - JavaScript
1.3
What is
Javascript and why do I need to enable it? That is a very good question. First we will explain
what JavaScript is, then we will tell you what it can do and not do for
you and then we will finish by talking about why you need to enable
it.
JavaScript is an interpreted language (i.e. it does
not need to be compiled) that has characteristics of Object Oriented
languages, e.g. objects, properties, methods. In english, it is
basically a program language, that can enhance (in most cases) your
internet browsing experience.
Why do I
need to enable it? Well,
you don't and in most cases you will still be able to surf just fine.
SmartZoid Research Corp. has opted to use some Javascript in our pages
to show users what javascript can do and what we can do with
Javascript.
