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2.2 Confirming Web browser settings 2
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2.2 Confirming Web browser settings
The Web Connection page may not be displayed correctly or changed settings may not be applied depend-
ing on your Web browser settings.
Before using Web Connection , confirm the following settings in the Web browser.
- JavaScript: Must be enabled.
- Cookies: Must be enabled.
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The MSXML3.0 (Free Threaded XML DOM Document and XSL Template) add-on must be enabled.
If your PC is connected to the Internet via a proxy server in your network environment, register this machine
as an exception under the proxy settings of the Web browser.
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If you are using Internet Explorer, select [Internet Options] from the [Tools] menu. In the [Connections]
tab, click [LAN settings], and click [Advanced] under [Proxy server]. In the [Exceptions] text box, enter
the IP address or the host name of this machine and click [OK].
- If you are using Microsoft Edge, select [Set] - [Network and Internet] - [Ethernet] - [Internet Options] from
the Start menu. In the [Connections] tab, click [LAN settings], and click [Advanced] under [Proxy server].
In the [Exceptions] text box, enter the IP address or the host name of this machine and click [OK].
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If you are using Firefox (Windows), select [Options] from the [Tools] menu. Click [Settings] in the [Net-
work] tab under the [Advanced] menu, and select [Manual proxy configuration]. In the [No Proxy for] text
box, enter the IP address or the host name of this machine and click [OK].
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If you are using Firefox (Mac OS), select [Preferences...] from the [Firefox] menu. Click [Settings...] in the
[Network] tab under the [Advanced] menu, and select [Manual proxy configuration]. In the [No Proxy for]
text box, enter the IP address or the host name of this machine and click [OK].
Tips
If the Web Connection page is not correctly displayed even though the above settings have been configured,
the Web browser cache may be the cause of the problem. If that is the case, clear the Web browser cache.
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If you are using Internet Explorer, select [Internet Options] from the [Tools] menu. In [Browsing history]
under the [General] tab, click [Delete]. Select [Temporary Internet files], and click [Delete].
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If you are using Microsoft Edge, select […] - [SETTINGS]. In [Clear browsing data], click [Choose what
to clear]. Select the [Cached data and files] check box, then click [Clear].
- If you are using Firefox (Windows), select [Options] from the [Tools] menu. In the [Network] tab under
the [Advanced] menu, click [Clear Now] in the cache section.
- If you are using Firefox (Mac OS), select [Preferences...] from the [Firefox] menu. In the [Network] tab
under the [Advanced] menu, click [Clear Now] in the cache section.
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Reference
For details on how to confirm and change settings, refer to the Help of your Web browser.