Mouse Hover Blockages

---

When hovering the mouse over the blue date, you should get

and over the red date

 

If you don't know which web browser you're using, click Help in the menu bar, then look at the last item on the help list. It will say About Internet Explorer if Explorer, or About Mozilla Firefox if Firefox [the two most common browsers in use].

If you are using Microsoft's Internet Explorer, go to A. below. If using Firefox, go to B.

A. Internet Explorer, especially in its latest versions, has been troublesome in blocking perfectly legitimate actions in its heavy-handed attempts to improve "security." To make IE react properly to the mouse hovers,

1. Look at the top of the IE window and see if you see the following strip:
   
   
    

2. If so, click the phrase "Click here for options ...".
    

3. You should then see
   
   
    

4. Click "Allow Blocked Content." When you do so, it will show a warning asking you if you really want to do this, at which point click the Yes button.
    

5. If you had already closed the yellow strip shown in 1 above by clicking the X, close Internet Explorer and then restart it, taking care to follow steps 2-4 when the yellow strip appears and you open the CiteRefs scan attachment..

B. If using Mozilla Firefox, do the following:

1. In the browser's menu bar, click Tools ... Options.

2. Then click the Content tab. Enable JavaScript should be checked.

3. If not, click in the little check box to enable it.

4. Then click the OK button.

The useful hovering mouse feature should now work properly when you return to the CiteRefs analysis..

Close this window (or tab) to return to your document and test hovering again.