How Do You Enable Javascript In Internet Explorer?
JavaScript is an essential bit of programming that allows you to read the text in Web sites you visit online. In fact, you will need to enable JavaScript in your Web browser to read almost any Web site. JavaScript and Web programming go hand in hand. While JavaScript is usually enabled automatically in every Web browser, this is not always the case. Also, JavaScript can sometimes become accidentally disabled through no fault of your own. If you find you need to enable JavaScript again in Internet Explorer, it is not hard to do and requires just a few easy steps. Access Internet Explorer by opening it up on your computer. If it isn’t already installed, visit the Microsoft Web site to download the latest version (see Resources below). Go to ‘Tools’ on the task bar and click on it. Select the ‘Internet Options’ heading. Locate the tab labeled ‘Advanced’ and click on it. Scroll through the list of settings until you see the ‘Java’ category. Use your mouse to place a check in the box beside
