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So what is a:
Cookie *** Javascript

Where can I find and install FREE Java?

Question: What are Cookies and why do I have to have them enabled?

Answer: A cookie is a text string that gets entered into the memory of your web browser whenever you use the "Want List" feature of this site.
It's basically just a listing of all the items you place on your "Want List" so, as you move from page to page on this site, the items you've placed on your list will be remembered.
These cookies will be deleted either when you send your Want List to Mr. Aircheck to inquire about a possible Trade, or when you exit the Mr. Aircheck site.
No information other than what you place in your want list is ever saved in your cookies. No cookie or personal information of any kind is ever saved on the Mr. Aircheck server, or sent anywhere without your explicit permission and intention.
Cookies are required if you wish to use the "Want List" feature.
See our Browser Configuration Checker to determine if cookies are enabled in your browser.
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To enable cookies in...
Windows Internet Explorer:
Select Tools/Internet Options, click the Security tab, click the Custom Level button
at the bottom, scroll down to the section named Cookies, and make sure the Enabled button is selected.

Mac IE OS 9:
Select Edit/Preferences, scroll down and click on Cookies, For the menu item "When receiving cookies" select either "Never ask" or "Ask for each site".

Mac IE OS X:
Select Explorer/Preferences, under Receiving Files, select Cookies. For the menu item "When receiving cookies" select either "Never ask" or "Ask for each site".
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Question: How do I know if my browser has Java and JavaScript enabled?

Answer: See our Browser Configuration Checker. If it says that Java and/or Javascript are off, then you need to enable them in your web browser.
Many of the features and functions of this site require Javascript. Java and Javascript are basically sets of instructions that tell your browser how to handle some of the special features of this website.
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To enable them for:

Windows Internet Explorer:
Select Tools/Internet Options, click the Security tab, click the Custom Level button at the bottom, scroll down to the section named Microsoft VM and make sure Java is enabled (Medium Safety is fine). Then scroll down to Scripting and make sure Active Scripting radio button is enabled.

Mac IE OS 9:
Select Edit/Preferences, scroll to the end and click on Advanced, make sure Java and Javascript are enabled (i.e. the checkboxes checked)

Mac IE OS X:
Select Explorer/Preferences, under Web Browser click on Java, select Enable Java. Under Web Content select Enable scripting (under Active Content at the bottom) to enable Javascript.
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Question: I checked and I don't seem to have Java anywhere in my browser settings... or... My browser tells me that my Java is out dated. What can I do?

Answer: You can download and install the most current version of "Java Virtual Machine" that will enable you to use Javascripts for most current browsers by going to:
The Java.com Download Page.
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