Classroom/Voice - Finding and disabling Pop-Up Blockers
Description: Pop-up blockers are available in several forms. They are contained in many toolbars and add-ons to your internet browser, additions that come packaged with internet security applications, or within internet browsers themselves. When looking for Pop-up Blockers installed on a computer, be sure to check these three different categories of software that may contain Pop-up Blockers. Many of these applications can co-exist on a computer so it’s important to be aware that you can have multiple Pop-up Blockers on their system. Below are some examples of these three categories: Browser with Pop-up blockers: Internet Explorer Toolbars and Add-ons: Internet Security Programs: The list of Pop-up Blockers available continues to grow. But the industry is standardizing Pop-up Blockers so that there are fewer problems with the co-existence of these separate Pop-up Blockers. It is not possible to list all the available Pop-up Blockers, but you will find a list of the ones that are most common below. If you do not find any of the listed Pop-up Blockers on the computer, it does not mean that it is free of Pop-up Blockers. Additionally, if one of the Pop-up Blockers below is configured to work with Wimba, another pop-up blocker not on the list may cause problems. Step 1 Tips on Locating Pop-up Blockers As there are many places where pop-up blockers can be installed, here are some places you can look for them: Step 2 Instructions for Disabling Pop-Up Blockers
Pop-up Blockers affect many aspects of Wimba causing the software not to launch properly. In order to use Wimba Classroom or Voice Tools, you will need to configure your Pop-Up Blocker to work with Wimba software.
Internet Browsers
IE Add-Ons and Toolbars
Internet Security Software