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Website SecurityMany areas of our website are secured using SSL encryption to help prevent an eavesdropper from seeing your private information. Each SSL protected web site uses a unique certificate that provides information to your browser to encrypt all information exchanged with the site. The certificates are also normally signed by a "trusted authority" that warranties the site is really who they say they are. These warranties are not free (for long) and can become cost prohibitive for small or private sites. It is possible to create a "self signed" certificate that provides the encryption capability but does not provide the "trusted" warrantee. If this is the first time you have visited, your browser will probably show a security problem with our certificate. For cost reasons, this site uses self signed security certificates which are not automatically recognized by most browsers. To continue to our secure area, you will need to install our certificate in your Trusted Root Certificates section. When you first visit our secure pages, you will see something similar to the following:
To continue click on
The page should open and you should see
something similar to
Click on the Certificate Error button and then on view certificates. You should then see something similar to the following:
The Certificate Installation Wizard should start. Click on next and you should see the following:
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