>Hmmm... I didn't make any changes to my IE settings. What I did right before the failure was to attempt to look at UT Magazine. My guess is that that caused this problem. There is no question that I've been able to access UT pages as I've described, without an explicit login, for months. There is no question that when I went to the UT home page and clicked on the round "Support Area" button, I could go into the discussion area without typing my username and password each time. There is no question that this abruptly ceased to function right after my unfortune attempt to gaze upon the hallowed UT Magazine. That I should have had such access to the private UT web site was not some sort of extraordinary privilege. After all, online banking services seem secure enough with a similar degree of protection, which I assume is based on the use of persistent cookies.
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>I'm not an expert on web-based services, Michel, but I don't see how I could possibly have been able to do what I've been doing without some sort of persistent UT cookies. I can only surmise that one of the UT scripts that ran when I tried to go to UT Magazine did some "house-keeping" that caused the UT cookie that previously existed to disappear. From what you've said, it had been your intention to "terminate" this feature months ago, so I guess I should consider myself lucky to have enjoyed it all those extra months. Too bad, because it was nice while it lasted. I don't get the impression that you care about this, so I won't bother you any further.

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