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Be aware that some of the databases, as well as
buttons, make use of pop-up windows. If your browser, Google or Yahoo toolbar, security software, or any other pop-up blocking programs are set to block pop-ups, try turning the pop-up blocking feature off.
Alternative:
Try holding down the CTRL key while clicking on the link you are having trouble with. With some pop-up blockers, this may allow the link to open in a new window.
Tips for turning off or bypassing pop-up blockers:
Run Browser Check after turning off pop-up blockers to make sure the settings are now correct.
Internet Explorer:
If your browser is set to store passwords, it may be trying to insert another password into the login form (where you type your ID number), preventing you from logging in successfully to library resources. Please try the following:
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Sometimes previously stored items in the browser's cache, history or cookie files may interfere with access to a library database. To clear your browser's cache, history and cookie files, please see the instructions below.
Internet Explorer 6

Internet Explorer 7:
For more information, please see WebTycho's Internet Explorer help page.
Some database vendors do not support earlier versions of Netscape or Internet Explorer. We currently recommend IE 6+ or Firefox. To update your browser:
The AOL browser may or may not work with some databases. If you are an AOL user and experience difficulties, you may want to use AOL to get online but then use another browser, such as Internet Explorer or Firefox, to access the databases.
If your browser is set to use another institution's proxy server, it may interfere with logging into UMUC resources. Here is how you can check.
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