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Pit Pass subscribers should be able to move freely from one area of the website to the other without having to log in more than once or twice during each Internet browser session. If at any time after you have successfully logged into the Pit pass area , and during the same session, the login window page reappears with a request to re-login, try refreshing the browser instead. Often, browsers cache information, and refreshing the page, will allow you to move around without logging in repeatedly. If this issue occurs often or you experience other login issues, please review the information below.
1. If you're experiencing problems with your initial login check the obvious - make sure that you are using the correct user name and password. 2. Make sure that you are entering the site using our regular http://www.ptdoityourself.net URL address, and not our http://www.ptdiy.net URL. Our http://www.ptdiy.net address is forwarded to http://www.ptdoityourself.net using a redirect service and can occasionally create access issues. Browser Set-Up 1. Make sure your browser is set-up correctly. Cache Empty the cache, and adjust the setting if necessary. On the IE 5.0 browser menu go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Temporary Internet Files. Click on "delete files." Then click on "setting" and select "automatic." Click on Apply and OK to close window. On the IE 6.0 browser menu go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Temporary Internet Files. Click on "delete files." Then click on "setting" and select "automatic." Click on Apply and OK to close window. On the Netscape 4.0 browser go to Edit -> Preferences -> In the Category section select and double click on Advanced, then Cache. Click on "Clear Memory Cache" and "Clear Disc Cache." In the "document in cache is compared to document on network" selection area select "once per session. Click on OK to close the box. On the Netscape 7.1 browser go to Edit -> Preferences -> In the Category section select and double click on Advanced, then Cache. See Set Cache Options area, than click on “Clear Cache." In the "compare the page in the cache to the page on the network" selection area select "once per session. Click on OK to close the box. Cookies Make sure your browser cookies are enabled. On the IE 5.0 browser menu go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Privacy -> Click on Internet. Click on Custom Level. Go down to Cookies - Allow cookies that are stored on your computer. Select Enable. Go down to Cookies - Allow per session cookies (not stored). Select Enable. Click on OK to close box. Click on Apply and OK to close box. On the IE 6.0 browser menu go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Privacy -> Slid bar down to "Accept" all cookies. Click on Apply and OK to close box. On the Netscape 4.0 browser go to Edit -> Preferences -> In the Category section select and double click on Advanced. In the Cookies section area select "accept all cookies." Click on OK to close the box. On the Netscape 7.1 browser go to Edit -> Preferences -> In the Category section select and double click on “Privacy and Security.” In the Cookies section area select "enable all cookies." Click on OK to close the box. 2. Once you have adjusted the browser cache and cookies close and reopen the browser. 3. Log into the Pit Pass subscription area. 4. After you have logged in and are maneuvering around the site, if the login screen reappears, click on Refresh icon on the browser menu bar, or on the IE broswer select View -> Refresh, to maintain your login.
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