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To: RJL who wrote (3607)	5/16/1999 5:24:00 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110626

for anyone using netscape... here's a tip from the many that i receive in my email box, this one about netscape communicator. And now for today's tip... CERTIFICATE ACCEPTANCE When you access a secure Internet site, you accept its security certificate. The site saves this certificate on your system, and Communicator allows you to view it even if you are not connected to that site. You can also tell Communicator to take certain actions when it finds another document that comes from the holder of one of the certificates stored on your system. For example, you can opt to reject documents from a certificate holder if you don't like that holder. To see the certificates you have accepted, click the Security icon (it looks like a padlock and appears in the bottom left corner of the screen), then click Web Sites from the Certificates category. When you select a particular certificate, you can delete it, verify it (determine if it's still valid or expired), or edit it (set the actions Communicator takes when the certificate holder sends you a document). Just click the appropriate button to set these actions. :) mark