A pop-up blocker (sometimes called a pop-up killer) refers to software that disables the browser’s ability to automatically open certain types of secondary browser windows. Pop-up blockers are primarily used to prevent unwanted advertisement windows from automatically opening.
In the case of ORIS, it is important that you allow pop-up windows so the course materials can open full screen. Failing to allow pop-up windows will prevent you from viewing and applying for posts.
Listed below are some of the more popular pop-up blocking software Packages. There are dozens of pop-up blocking software packages, so your package may not be listed below.
PLEASE NOTE: You may have more than one pop-up blocker running
concurrently. It is very common to have Internet Explorer and a secondary
blocker such as the Google Toolbar running at the same time!
Listed Blockers:

You may wish to re-enable the blocker once you are done viewing the course
materials.
Google Toolbar
The Google toolbar also includes a pop-up blocking feature. The toolbar
generally looks like:
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Look for the following icon on the Google Toolbar. This is the pop-up blocker
option.
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To disable pop-up blocking, simply click on the blocked icon. It should now
look like the following:
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You may wish to re-enable the blocker once you are done viewing the course
materials.
Yahoo Toolbar
The Yahoo toolbar also includes a pop-up blocking feature. The toolbar
generally looks like:
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Look for the following icon on the Yahoo Toolbar. This is the pop-up blocker option.
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To disable pop-up blocking, uncheck the Enable pop-up blocker option.

You may wish to re-enable the blocker once you are done viewing the course
materials.
MSN Toolbar
The MSN toolbar also includes a pop-up blocking feature. The toolbar generally
looks like:
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Look for the following icon on the MSN Toolbar. This is the pop-up blocker
option.
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To disable pop-up blocking, click on the down arrow to the right of the menu
item. Check Allow pop-ups for this Site.