I set my IE7 browser to query me with a "Privacy Alert" each time a website
wants to deposit a cookie. In most cases, I select "always block".
Occasionally I find that doing so has disabled otherwise desired downloads
from the site. So in such cases I want to change my decision. It's not
that easy. I've tried a few things.to reverse the decision, but none seem
to work. What's the best way to reverse the block


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PT

Open the Privacy icon of the website you're visiting. From the details
box you can select cookies that where attempted to be set and select
which ones you would like to "Allow/Always".
Using IE-7, the Privacy Icon is a small Eye with a No Icon ( circle w/
slash ).

"PT" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I set my IE7 browser to query me with a "Privacy Alert" each time a website
> wants to deposit a cookie. In most cases, I select "always block".
> Occasionally I find that doing so has disabled otherwise desired downloads
> from the site. So in such cases I want to change my decision. It's not
> that easy. I've tried a few things.to reverse the decision, but none seem
> to work. What's the best way to reverse the block
>
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>
> PT
>

On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 10:40:41 -0700, "PT" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I set my IE7 browser to query me with a "Privacy Alert" each time a website
>wants to deposit a cookie. In most cases, I select "always block".
>Occasionally I find that doing so has disabled otherwise desired downloads
>from the site. So in such cases I want to change my decision. It's not
>that easy. I've tried a few things.to reverse the decision, but none seem
>to work. What's the best way to reverse the block

If you use CookieWall from AnalogX ( free prog ) , you can either
accept , temp accept or block as you wish . Nothing is altered .