Forget Your Password? Click here.Adjusting Your Web Browser SettingsIn order to use our service on the Internet, you may need to adjust some settings in your Web browser or those on specialty software such as Google or Yahoo! toolbars you may have installed. Problems accessing courses are usually a result of third party software blocking some functionality in your Web browser - typical pop-up windows which are needed for our courseware.
Pop-Up BlockersEnsure that you have turned off ALL pop-up blockers (sometimes called banner or ad blockers) on your computer. Where do pop-up blockers come from? Very often, they are part of customized toolbars that Web companies such as Google, Yahoo! and AOL allow you to download and install in your browser. You may not even be aware that you have a pop-up blocker running on one of these toolbars. The pop-up blocker may appear as a button on the toolbar that can be turned on and off by clicking on the button. If the button allows you to "Allow all pop-ups from vubiz.com", then do so. If a button does not appear on the toolbar, you may be able to disable it by opening your browser, click on View, Toolbars; click on Web Features; click on the name of the toolbar you wish to disable. You may have more than one source of pop-up blockers. The Web browser Internet Explorer itself and most security and/or virus software programs also contain pop-up blockers and they must all be turned off. Ensure that you have turned off ALL pop-up blockers then run the Browser Test again to see if any are still causing problems. How are pop-up blockers turned off? This will vary according to the source of the pop-up blocker. You can turn off the pop-up blocker embedded in your browser (Internet Explorer, in this example) under the Tools menu. For more information regarding turning off pop-up blockers from different sources, please click on the hyperlinks below for specific information on each:
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