Many web sites require clients to log in, in order to have their details rememberd, but at ZitVit, we go one further, and provided that you are cookie enabled, we look after that for you without any log-in procedures being necessary.

What happens is, that the first time you fill in the form page on the road to the final Payments Page, your details are collected and stored on your own browser in a cookie, which is a simple text file, quite harmless, and private just to you, and that information can only be shared between this web site, and you - no-one else.

By this means, we are able to pre-address the form page for you when you re-visit, so that you do not have to keep filling in your basic information. This does not extend to your credit card details since we believe that this would be a privacy invasion.

We also record on your cookie, the last order that you placed so that if you wish to use the Quick Order entry programme, the page will be ready populated with your last order.


How do I enable cookies ?

To check, or to enable cookies in Internet Explorer, go to the top of the browser window where you will see Tools, - hit that and you will see a dropdown menu - select Internet Options, and in the Option box select the tab Security, and from that window - towards the bottom you will see Custom Level. Open that and slide down until you come to cookies and select Enable - and OK. That's it. By the way, cookies are quite harmless beasties and are used by programmers to help you round a site, or - as in this case - to enable the programme to recognise you and to pre-populate a form page to save you having to do it.

The process in Netscape, Opera and Firefox is very similar, so if you get the general gist of the IE method, you should be able to do these.

If your browser is cookie enabled, the next time you visit, the form page will be completed for you without having to enter anything. This will not occur if, a) you are not cookie enabled, b) if you have cleared your cookie folder thinking that this is good house keeping, c) you have a virus or firewall protection screwed down so tightly that it is prohibiting cookies, d) you are using a different computer from the last time you visited, e) you have upgraded your windows version or re-formatted your hard disk or f) you are trying to access the internet through your toaster.

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