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When you close your browser, the cookie will still be enabled. Roadfly cookies are set to expire every 30 days. Please note that we recently moved all site servers from roadfly.org to roadfly.com, so you will need to ensure that your browser is accepting cookies from both roadfly.org and roadfly.com.

Q. How do I accept cookies?

A. To accept cookies, you will need to change your browser settings.

Q. What do I need to change my settings to?

A. You need to set your computer to accept all cookies.

Q. Are cookies dangerous.

A. No. They make Web browsing easier.

Windows Users: Each Windows operating system is different and each Microsoft Web Browser treats cookies differently. Please try to search on Google by entering your specific Windows Operating System and Web Browser combination for instructions on how to enable cookies on your computer.

Windows users, try one of these searches on Google to learn how to enable all cookies:

How do I enable cookies on Windows for Internet Explorer 6.x

How do I enable cookies on Windows for Netscape 6.x

Macintosh Users: Depending on whether you're using Mac OS 9 or Mac OS X you have different settings to enable cookies. And then again, the settings differ depending on which Web browser you're using.

Macintosh users, try one of these searches on Google to learn how to enable all cookies:

How do I enable cookies on Macintosh OS 9 for Internet Explorer 6.x

How do I enable cookies on Macintosh OS X for Safari

AOL Users: The process for enabling or disabling cookies depends on which Web browser you use along with your AOL browser. Please follow the instructions below for whichever version of Netscape or Internet Explorer you use with your AOL browser.

Windows users, try one of these searches on Google to learn how to enable all cookies:

How do I enable cookies in AOL for Windows

How do I enable cookies in AOL for Macintosh

* Windows users, if you're computer isn't accepting cookies or is acting in a strange manner you most likely are infected with a virus or your computers operating system is out of date. The simple solution is to upgrade your operating system and upgrade all your virus protection software and try again.

* If the above directions don't work for you, a quick search on Google and you'll surely find the answers you need to help in your situation.