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Cookies
Cookies are small files that your Web browser creates at the request of Web sites you visit; the browser sends the contents of the file to the site upon subsequent visits. Cookies enhance the ability of a Web site to customize itself to be more useful to you. Sometimes, these files contain the actual information that you've provided, but more often, the site asks your browser to store a unique identifier that it uses to access information stored on the organization's databases. Cookies can't read or change data on your PC, damage the hard drive, run programs, or find information about you that you don't voluntarily provide to a Web site.
The technology behind cookies and the ways they are used are continually changing, and so RCA.com will continue to evaluate them.
How to set your cookie preferences:
You can set your browser to notify you when you receive a cookie, giving you the chance to decide whether to accept it. Here is how to set your cookie preferences:
Netscape Navigator 3: In the Options menu, select Network Preferences. In Network Preferences, click on the Protocols tab and there you may choose to be warned before accepting cookies.
Netscape Navigator 4: In the Edit menu, select Preferences. In the Preferences dialog box, in the left hand side menu, click on 'Advanced' and 4 options concerning cookies will appear on the lower right. Choose Help for further details. You can find more information about cookies and Netscape on the Netscape Web site.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 3: In the View menu, select Options. Click on the Advanced tab. You may choose to be warned before accepting cookies.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4: In the View menu, select Options. Click on the Advanced tab and scroll down to a yellow triangle icon with an exclamation point labeled 'Cookies' where you have 3 options.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5: In the tools menu, select Internet Options. Click on the Security tab and then click on the custom level button. Scroll down until you reach the radio buttons corresponding to "Cookies". You can choose to enable, disable or prompt.
Other browsers: Contact the manufacturer of the browser for information.
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