If you are clicking on a button and nothing is happening, then you may have something called "JavaScript" or "active scripting" disabled. It's easy to fix.
JavaScript is required in order to use some features of this site. If you would like to enable these features in your browser, please select your browser from the list below and follow the appropriate instructions.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or 7
Tools => Internet Options => Security => click on the Internet symbol (it's a globe) => Custom Level => scroll way down => Active Scripting => Enable
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5
Tools => Internet Options => Security => Custom Level => scroll way down => Active Scripting => Enable (click so that the dot appears next to it)
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4
View => Internet Options => Security => Custom Level => scroll way down => Active Scripting => Enable
Firefox 2
Tools => Options => Click on Content (a globe symbol at the top) => click on "Enable Javascript" on the left, making sure that a checkmark appears in the small box
Firefox (earlier versions)
Tools => Options => In the list of coloured icons on the left, click Web Features => Click the check box to the left of “Enable JavaScript” so that a tick appears => Click OK to close the Options dialog box
Opera 6
File => Preferences => Multimedia => Enable JavaScript
Opera 5
File => Preferences => Plugins => Enable JavaScript
Opera 4
File => Preferences => Plugins => Enable scripting languages
If your browser is not listed here then we suggest that you consult the provided documentation.
You might also .
***
Disclaimer: Equine training can be a hazardous activity which may subject the participants to possible serious injury. Keith Hosman, Josh Lyons, Patrick Benson and their associates will not assume any liability for your activities. Our newsletter, books and videos provide general information, instruction and techniques that may not be suitable for everyone. No warranty is given regarding the suitability of this information, the instructions, and techniques to you or other individuals acting under your instructions.
This newsletter was written by Josh Lyons and Keith Hosman.
All Rights Reserved (TM) 2006, Keith Hosman and Josh Lyons
No part of this website or our newsletter(s) may be reproduced without our express written permission.
Attend a clinic with Certified John Lyons Trainer Keith Hosman and make big changes in your horse. Click here for one near you.
Get the performance and relationship with your horse you desire. We'll automatically let you know when a clinic's coming to your area when you sign up for our free training newsletter, (upper-left sidebar, this page).
Horse Training Tips:
bookmark horsemanship101.com for more info
Essential John Lyons
There are certain products that every long-time Lyons fan carries in his equine tool kit. They're the "gotta haves." Here are a few essentials - as recommended by this John Lyons Certified Trainer, Keith Hosman.
