How do I configure Cookie Pal to work with my non-English version of Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator?

Cookie Pal has built in support for the following languages:

• English
  
• Dutch
  
• French
  
• German
  
• Italian
  
• Spanish
  
• Swedish
  

If you are using a web browser configured for one of the above languages then you can easily get Cookie Pal to work with it as follows:

1. Double click on the cookie icon in the taskbar tray (next to the clock in the lower right corner of the screen) to display the main Window of Cookie Pal.
   
2. Click on the Configure tab.
   
3. Click on the "Browser Settings" button.
   
4. In either the Internet Explorer or Netscape section of this window, click on the Defaults button and then select the desired language.
   

Cookie Pal will then automatically enter the correct settings for that language version of Internet Explorer or Netscape.

If you need to support a browser from a language other than the ones listed above then you will need to do a little more work.

First you will need to note the *title* of the window which appears when you receive a cookie. You will need to enter this text (exactly the same including upper/lower case) into the "Cookie window title" field on the Configure tab in Cookie Pal.

Next you will need to note the text which appears immediately before the expiration date which is displayed on the cookie alert window. You will need to enter this text into the "Expiration date text" field on the Configure tab in Cookie Pal.

Next, make sure that the word which appears in the "Cookie text" field in Cookie Pal appears somewhere on the cookie alert window.

Once you have done all of this, Cookie Pal should recognize the cookie alerts from your browser.