ActiveX Controls

ActiveX Controls are small programs that run in your browser. One of the most common of which is Adobe Flash Player. The T2 Systems Website uses quite a bit of Flash to make the web site more engaging.

If you have recieve a warning regarding ActiveX Controls then you will not be able to see the T2 Systems main menu object or a variety of other interactives including video.

Talk to your IT department and ask them to enable ActiveX Controls in order to remedy the problems described above.

Http Cookies

An Http Cookie is a tiny text file that is stored on your local computer in order to store information about your visit to T2 Systems Online. It is necessary to have this enabled only if you wish to avoid loggining in each time you return to the website after leaving.

None of the information gathered in the cookie object is considered sensitive nor will it ever be stored in a database or used in any way outside of remembering a login session. It is simply there for a convenience factor to avoid automatically logging you out

If you have recieved a warning regarding Http Cookies, please tell your IT department to help you enable cookies.

JavaScript

JavaScript is a scripting language that allows web programmers write code on the web page in order to communicate with the user's web browser. It is used mainly to enrich the user experience by validating the input in a form to avoid mistakes, show and hide extra information or any number of other helpful effects.

Some of the interactive objects are initialized on thses pages using JavaScript. Having this option disabled can cause a number of unknown errors. It is highly suggested that this feature be enabled.

If you have recieved a warning regarding JavaScript, please tell your IT department to help you enable JavaScript.

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Cascading Style Sheets are text files that tell the Web Browser how to display the web pages. These are critical components of the T2 Web Site. If this feature is not supported, then the pages will not display correctly.

If you have recieved a warning regarding Cascading Style Sheets, please tell your IT department to help you enable support for Cascading Style Sheets.