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Each SportSystems store is separate and while the underlying look and feel is similar you will presently need a separate account for each one. Once you have an account however you will be able to use this for entering the race in subsequent years.

Why you need to have Cookies enabled on your computer.

When you enter a race with Sport Systems we first take your details or the details of the person or people you are entering in the race. Then we create and account for you and finally we pass you to our secure payment service. Currently this is Barclaycard's EPDQ. Once we have passed you to Barclaycard we need to be able to identify you when you return to us so that we can display the correct details. To do this we use a Cookie.

A Cookie is a small file that is typically used for authenticating, tracking and maintaining specific information about users. In our case we use it to record your login details and information about your shopping cart. Without them we would not be able to identify you when you return from Barclaycard and consequently we would not know what to display on your screen.

How to enable Cookies on your browser.

This is a quick guide for people using a computer at home. Any difficulties using a computer in an office environment should speak to their IT department.

This is a guide to how to add cookies from sites starting sportsystems.net/[Race Name] and should not affect you current security settings.

 

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Internet Explorer – Microsoft

Click Tools at the top of a browser and go down to Internet Options.
Select the Privacy tab at the top
You will now see a sliding bar with the level of security.
There are six settings, Accept All Cookies, Low, Medium, Medium/High, High and finally Block All Cookies.
Medium is the computers default setting.
If your computer shows Block All Cookies clearly it will not allow any cookies. If this is the case chance the setting to High. This setting allows Cookies form a restricted set of sites. Under the slid bar is a button option starting Sites… click this button.
Cut and past “www.sportsystems.net” (without quote makes) to the thin text box label Address of Web site: and click Allow.
Click OK, and click it again to finish.

 

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Firefox – Mozilla

Got to Tools at the up of the browser and click Options
Click the Privacy tab at the top
Click the Exceptions button
Cut and past “www.sportsystems.net” (with out quote makes) to the text box labelled Address of web site: and click Allow, Close and then OK to finish

 

Safari

Safari – Mac

Click Edit at the top of you browser and go down to Preferences
Click the Security tab at the top, on the right
Then at the Accept Cookies: section ether pick Always (not recommended) or Only from sites you navigate to (recommended)
Then click the X in the top right hand corner to finish

 

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SeaMonkey – Mozilla

(and other Mozilla browsers)

Click Edit and go down to Preferences…
Expand Privacy & Security on the left and pick Cookies.
Click the Cookie Manager button near the bottom right.
Click Cookie Sites Tab, then Cut and past “www.sportsystems.net” (with out quote makes) to the small text box and click Allow then Close.
Click OK to finish.

 

Netscape

Netscape

Click Tools got down to Security Centre
A drop down box should pop up on the bottom right. Click Current Site Rating to expand the option and click the blue arrow next to “Your Trust Setting”, or click the shield next to the name of the web page.
Click Trust setting tab and choose I Trust This Site, and then go to the advanced tab to check Allow cookie has a tick in the box.



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