How
do I know if my Internet Explorer browser supports 128-bit encryption?
This
internet service requires that you have a version of Internet Explorer
that is version 8 or higher and is enabled for 128-bit encryption. To find
out if your current version of Internet Explorer supports 128-bit encryption,
follow the instructions below:
1.
From the "Help" menu within Internet Explorer, select "About Internet Explorer".
2.
The window that is displayed will say: "Cipher Strength: 128-bit encryption
supported" in the middle of the page if 128-bit encryption is provided.
Otherwise, it will say: "Cipher Strength: 40-bit supported".
How
do I obtain a browser that supports 128-bit encryption?
If
you found that your current browser does not support 128-bit encryption,
you can obtain the particular browser you would like to use by following
the instructions:
Download Windows Internet Explorer.
Read through the instructions and then click on the appropriate link to start downloading.
If you need assistance while downloading, please visit the
Windows Internet Explorer Help Area.
How
do I know which version of the Internet Explorer browser to use?
This internet service requires that you use the 32-bit version of Internet Explorer. On the 64-bit
versions of Microsoft Windows operating systems, both IE versions (32-bit and 64-bit) are available
to use, and the 32-bit version is the default browser.
How do
I download Java?
Since Microsoft and Apple no longer provide their own Java software, it is necessary to install Oracle's Java Runtime Environment (JRE). Click here to download the Oracle JRE.
How do
I download Adobe Reader?
If you do not have
Adobe Reader installed or your installed version does not meet the minimum requirements, you can
click here to download the latest version
of Adobe Reader from Adobe Systems Incorporated.
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