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Web Teller requires users to upgrade to Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5.50 or 6.0 with 128bit encryption. Microsoft Internet Explorer users click here to upgrade.
Internet Explorer Version 5.5 or 6.0 Users:
If you already have Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5.50 click here to upgrade to 128-bit encryption.
If you already have Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5.50 or 6.0 and 128bit encryption, but the drop-down menus on the left are not showing, you must download and install Java Virtual Machine from Sun (J2SE).
CLick here http://java.sun.com/getjava to begin the download. This link will automatically start the download and installation.
If you have any problem with the automatic download you can click here http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/download.html to download the program manually.
Web Teller requires users to upgrade to at least Netscape Communicator version 6.2.2 with 128 bit encryption. Netscape users click here to upgrade.
Netscape Version 6 Users:
Web Teller requires the full version which includes Java. Click here to download the most current Netscape version. Note: You must run the file after you download it.
If you already have Netscape Version 6.2.2 with 128bit encryption but the drop-down menus on the left are not shown click here to download the fix. Note: You must run the file after you download it.
We have noticed that some Mac users using Netscape have had problems accessing Web Teller. At this time we recommend those users download Microsoft Internet Explorer. Macintosh users click here to download Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5.
We have recognized screen formatting problems when accessing Web Teller with WebTV. Web Teller uses Java to create drop-down menus on the left of the screen which WebTV shows as text links. WebTV does not support Java at this time. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause, however, you can still perform any of the options of Web Teller.
Users of DSL/Cable Internet service providers such as "Zoomtown", "RoadRunner", "@Home", etc. should have no problem connecting to Web Teller unless the default settings have been changed. For example, if PC software was wiped out and restored. If you have problems connecting, please contact your internet service provider first to make sure your network settings are correct. If you access Web Teller from work and have problems connecting, please contact your network administrator first to see if your PC is set-up properly.