HELP PAGE FOR USERS RUNNING XP WITH SERVICE PACK 2
BLOCKED CONTENT FILTERING IS ENABLED BY DEFAULT

Unfortunately this pop up in Internet explorer can make you think you are in some sort of danger when you visit this site
in fact it is just letting you know that there is some fancy pieces on the webpage and is warning you of possible damaging content
if you move your mouse over the yellow bar that looks like this image below

and click on it you will get an option box, just so that you test what is going to happen click Allow Blocked Content.

this will allow the webpage to show you the content. which is flash animation on the first page like below

And a moving menu on all other pages


You will get another screen that that you will have to click yes to.


If you are happy with what you see, use the instructions below so that this doesn't happen everytime you visit our page.
Or you can just click (Allow Blocked Content each time you visit)

  1. These instructions will allow you to make permanent changes so that you dont have to worry about this site each time you visit
  2. Remember this only applies to this site if you find this happens on other sites you will have to make the decision for each site you visit
  3. This is a very cautious effort by Microsoft© to protect you when you are browsing and you will get used to it and in no time you will understand how it works
  4. In Internet Explorer, on the Tools menu, click Internet Options .
  5. Click the Security tab, and then click a security zone: Local intranet zone, Trusted sites zone, or Restricted sites zone.
  6. Click Sites .
  7. If you clicked Local intranet , click Advanced .
  8. In the Add this Web site to the zone text box, type the Internet address for the Web site that you want to add to this zone, and then click Add .
  9. When you have finished reading this just click on to make it disappear

I hope this help page has been of use
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