I srongly recommend: Do not use Cookies unless you need a lot of vars (like a shopping cart) because there's a lot of programs which block cookies at different levels and it's pretty ugly to tell the user "Please, Enable Cookies". I almost always use Session Variables (Session Vars Junkie), something like Global Vars in VB. Moderation is requiered in order to not affect the site performance. I think there are another ways/issues, this is just my way.

Anyway...my way to verify if cookies are supported:

Response.Cookies("verifycookie")="True"
If Request.Cookies("verifycookie")="True" Then
      'cookies enabled
Else
     'cookies disabled
End If

>>>Quick test, if browser accepts cookies or not: if HTTP_COOKIE value is not empty, it means, that client supports cookies, right?
>>
>>Nadya;
>>
>>I have not used HTTP_COOKIE. You might give this a try although your example might work.
>>
>>

>>if(Request.Browser.Cookies)
>>{
>>   //... Your code goes here
>>}
>>

>>
>>Tom
>Error Type:
>Microsoft JScript runtime (0x800A138F)
>'Request.Browser.Cookies' is null or not an object
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