selectively allowing pop-up windows

Some applications linked from CIS require the use of pop-up windows. Follow these steps to grant exceptions to your browser's pop-up blocker for websites you trust, while still maintaining protection from unwanted advertisements. Remember, you may also need to enable pop-ups on any toolbars you have installed.

Internet Explorer 7 and 8 Select the Tools menu, Pop-up Blocker, Pop-up Blocker Settings. In the box indicated by "Address of Website to allow" type in the address of the site that you want to allow (e.g. *.utah.edu). For Wimba, enter 67.202.211.146 as the exception. Click the Add button, and click Close. Firefox 3 Select the Tools menu, Options. Click the Content icon. "Block popup windows" should be checked. Do NOT uncheck this box. Instead, click on the first box that reads "Exceptions" and type in the address of the site that you want to allow (ex. *.utah.edu). For Wimba, enter 67.202.211.146 as the exception. Click the Allow button, and click Close. Safari 3 and 4 Safari does not selectively allow pop-up windows, so you must turn on pop-up windows globally. Select the Safari menu (Mac) or Edit menu (PC). "Block Pop-Up Windows" should be unchecked. Third-party Pop-up Blocking Software Open the program. Look for the options on the menu. Check for a button to disable pop-ups (some programs allow you to disable or pause them by right clicking on the program's system tray icon). Close the program. Below are some of the more popular pop-up blockers, as well as links to their support pages. Locate your blocker in the list below, and follow the link for more information about how to configure your software. Google Toolbar StopZilla Tips on disabling common pop-up blockers (Yahoo, Google, Pop-Up Stopper) Yahoo! Toolbar Zone Alarm