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  | In the Options menu you will then go to the Advanced tab. Click on the Encryption tab and then click View Certificate.  Last edited by aperture; 08-09-2008 at 09:43 PM.. | ||
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| Clicking on the View Certificate button will give you this. Note the certificate is under the Servers tab. Here is were you can delete the certificate if you choose to. Click on the Delete button.  Last edited by aperture; 08-09-2008 at 09:43 PM.. | ||
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| Clicking on the Delete button gives you this. If you are sure you want to delete the certificate click the OK button.  Last edited by aperture; 08-09-2008 at 09:44 PM.. | ||
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| Clicking the OK button gives you this... the certificate is now gone and you will once again be unable to view images loaded under https using the http mode.  The process should be similar in all web browsers, though their terminology and steps to achieve may be slightly different. I hope that this will help those who are having trouble with this, as I was. Doing this is completely up to your own discretion. Peace and Pot... aperture  Last edited by aperture; 08-09-2008 at 09:45 PM.. | ||
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| in internet explorer go to tools, internet options, security tab, custom level, and select enable for display mixed content and click ok.
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| Hey alright! Good info Aperture... we've got our own computer wiz on the site now... right on! Anyone have info on how to do this in Safari? I don't see a link, just a box with a question mark that can't be clicked. I tried the security settings too like Hyde suggested for explorer, but nothing in there to get the job done. If no one knows macs I understand, they're a little weird. Haha I guess I could just open up firefox... but I like my safari.
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| Wow... I figured it out immediately after that last post. You ctrl click the question mark box, hit copy image address, paste that into the address line... then up pops the accept certificate request. Then I see it on a new page, but when I go back to the original page it's visible too. Problem solved... thanks again aperture, it ended up being a variation on your method that did the trick 
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