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There will be a "Mobile site" link located on the right of all the main City pages.
Alternatively, users can view mobile pages by substituting "m" for "www" in the URL in their mobile device's browser.
Disclaimer: Please note, we are presenting these suggestions for your consideration "As-Is" with no warranties, express or implied. It is your sole option whether or not to implement them, and you assume all responsibility for doing so. If you are uncomfortable, please contact an expert for guidance and advice. We assume no liability or responsibility for any claims, costs or damages that may arise from these suggestions.
Most browsers make it easy for you to change the font size on web pages. On a PC hold down the "Ctrl" key and type the "+" key to increase the font size one setting. Continue typing"+" while holding"Ctrl," and it will continue to increase incrementally. To decrease the font size, hold down the "Ctrl" key and the "-" key at the same time.
You can also go to"view > text size > desired size" at the top of your browser.
To change all font sizes permanently, see the section below regarding monitor resolution.
Right-click on a clear area on your desktop and select"Properties."
From the Display Properties dialog box, click Settings.
Under Screen resolution, slide to select"1024 by 768 pixels."
Click "Advanced."
From the DPI setting drop-down menu, click to select "Normal size (96 DPI)."
From the "Change DPI Setting" dialog box, click"OK."
To return to the Display Properties dialog box, click"OK."
From the "Display Properties" dialog box, click "Apply."
From the "System Settings Change" dialog box, click "Yes" to restart your computer.
Click the "Help" link at the top of your browser window. There should be an "About" option in the list of choices. Click that to see the version and/or release string.
Cookies are very small data files placed on your computer (with your permission) by a web page server. They cannot deliver viruses to your computer. They tell the website where you've been on that site so that it can intelligently serve up new information to you.
A classic example of a cookie is the online shopping experience of creating a "cart."
We at EG use cookies to remember what the last category you selected was, so when you return, you are taken straight there!
Remember that it is solely your choice as to whether to enable cookies.
To enable cookies, follow the instructions below for the browser version you are using.
Most browsers hold a saved copy of visited webpages. Clearing your browser's cache and/or cookies can resolve a number of problems you may be experiencing while using the Eros Guide or other sites on the web. Instructions for clearing your cache and cookies are different for each browser type.
To clear your cache and cookies, please follow the steps below.
Though all elements of our site are visible without javascript, it's much less usable and easy to view if javascript is disabled. This is true of most websites today. Our ad photo galleries, printable versions of the ads, and much of our navigation functions seamlessly with javascript enabled.
Enjoy your web experience! Here's how.
From time to time a page may not display as you would wish. This can be caused by issues such as missing graphics or elements being stored (known as cached) from a previous session.
If you run into any such problems then it is best to completely refresh your page. To do this either hit the refresh icon in your browser tool bar or, on your keyboard, press Ctrl and F5 together.
If this doesn't work, please read the previous section on clearing your cache.
The Eros Guide does not sell pop-up space to advertisers. We only use pop-ups to alert you that you're leaving the site or to give you important information.
Most firewalls and pop-up blockers give you the option of permitting individual sites or pages to display fully while keeping pop-up blocking turned on for all others.
Listed below are some of the most popular pop-up blocking software packages and instructions to enable pop-up windows with them. There are dozens of pop-up blocking software packages, but we have chosen the most popular. Generally, most pop-up blockers will install themselves either within the browser toolbar, or within the Windows Taskbar along the bottom right corner of your screen.
Depending upon what is installed on your computer, it is possible that you may have more than one pop-up blocker running.
Please note that we are not recommending that you make general changes to your security settings, since we don't know your level of experience with your system--we are just passing on links to information that might be useful to you. Remember that it is solely your choice as to how you choose and/or implement your security settings. If you choose to make more extensive adjustments than just adding our site to your permissions, or if you're not sure how to do that either, please enlist the help of an experienced computer consultant first.
To disable pop-up blocking in Norton's Internet Security/Firewall, do the following:
Close the window.
The AOL Toolbar is available from America On-Line as part of their service's offerings. It appears in the browser as follows:
The following icon is the pop-up blocker:
To allow pop-ups to appear, merely click on the icon. You should now see the following:
The Google Toolbar is provided by Google to facilitate searching the web, as well as providing pop-up blocking. This pop-up blocker is part of a menu bar and appears in the browser as follows:
The following icon is the pop-up blocker:
To allow pop-ups to appear, merely click on the icon. You should now see the following:
With the release of Microsoft's service pack 2 for Windows XP, pop-up blocking is now directly integrated into Internet Explorer. Note that, by default, pop-up blocking is enabled within Internet Explorer.
To disable the pop-up blocker while on the site, open the Tools menu, select the Pop-up Blocker option, and select the Turn Off Pop-up Blocker option (as shown below):
MSN Toolbar is the also provided by Microsoft, as part of their online services. This pop-up blocker is part of a menu bar and appears in the browser as follows:
The following icon is the pop-up blocker:
To disable pop-up blocking, click on the down arrow to the right of the text, which will bring up the following menu:
Click on either the Allow Pop-ups or the Allow Pop-ups for this Site option.
Unlike the other software detailed above, this program is designed solely for preventing pop-ups. When running, it displays an icon in the lower right corner of your Start Menu taskbar (usually near the clock), and appears as follows:
The following icon controls Pop-Up Stopper: 
To disable pop-up blocking, right-click on the icon and the following menu will appear on the screen:
Click on the Block pop-up ad windows option to remove the checkmark beside it.
Like Pop-Up Stopper above, this program is designed solely for preventing pop-ups. This pop-up blocker is part of a menu bar and appears in the browser as follows:
To disable pop-up blocking, click on the arrow to the right of the yellow badge, and a menu will appear with a list of options, as follows:
Click on either the Disable PopUpCop or the Allow popups from this site... option.
The Yahoo! Toolbar is available from Yahoo! as part of their service's offerings. It appears in the browser as follows:
The following icon is the pop-up blocker: 
To disable pop-up blocking, click on the down arrow beside the icon to bring up its menu, as follows:
Click on the Enable Pop-Up Blocker option to remove the checkmark beside it, disabling the pop-up blocking.
Mozilla's pop-up blocker is integrated into the browser, much like the pop-up blocker for Internet Explorer. To disable the pop-up blocker:
Open the Tools menu and click on Options. The following window will appear:
Opera's pop-up blocker is integrated into the browser, much like the pop-up blocker for Internet Explorer. To disable the pop-up blocker:
From the Tools menu, select the Preferences option. The following window will appear:
Safari's pop-up blocker is integrated into the browser, much like the pop-up blocker for Internet Explorer. To disable the pop-up blocker:
Once this is done, then you should be able to use the online system properly. Once you are finished using the online system, you can go back into the above window again to turn on the pop-up blocker.
