This website requires you to have cookies enabled on your browser. Please read below for details.

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a piece of data that is sent to your web browser from a web server, in this case, from Basket Artistry By Susan web server. This data is never "executed" as code, so it can't contain viruses. Also, a cookie cannot be used to extract data from your system. Cookies can help to do a lot of cool things, like allow you to use shopping carts on e-commerce sites. In our case, we use cookies to make it more convenient for you to log in to our system.

How can I be sure this login is secure?

When a cookie is set, your browser checks it for length, an expiration date, and the domain which it came from. This means that only Basket Artistry By Susan can access your cookie. We never distribute, sell, or share your cookie or account information with other companies.

Can I use Basket Artistry By Susan services without accepting cookies?

No. This is an important trade-off to insure ease of use.

Ready to enable your cookies?

Opera (most versions):
Select the "Preferences" pulldown menu.
Select "Advanced"
Under the "Logging" section, check "Cookie Logging".
Click "OK"

Netscape Communicator/ Navigator 4.x
Select the "Edit" pulldown menu.
Click "Advanced"-the word itself, not the "+" next to it.
Select either "Accept all cookies" or "Accept only cookies that get sent back to the originating server". "Warn me" may be checked or unchecked.
Click "OK"

Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x
Select the "View" pulldown menu.
Select "Internet Options"
Click the "Advanced" tab.
Scroll down the list of options to "Security" (marked with a padlock symbol). Beneath, you'll see three options for "Cookies". Select either "Prompt before accepting cookies" or "Accept all cookies".
Click "OK"

Netscape Navigator 3.x
Navigator 3.x does not have a way to disable cookies, so you should be able to log in regardless of your settings. However, you may be shown a cookie alert each time you log in. To get rid of the alert, you can follow the instructions below.

Select the "Options" pulldown menu.
Select "Network Preferences"
Click the "Protocols" tab.
Under the "Show an Alert Before" section, uncheck "Accepting a Cookie".
Select "OK"

Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.x
MSIE 3.x does not have a way to disable cookies, so you should be able to log in regardless of your settings. However, you may be shown a cookie alert each time you log in. To get rid of the alert, you can follow the instructions below.

Select the "View" pulldown menu.
Select "Options".
Click the "Advanced" tab.
Under "Warnings", uncheck "Warn before accepting 'cookies'".
Select "OK".

After you have enabled your cookies try logging in again.