Netscape Navigator 4.0 and above
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 and 5.0

You may experience some problems with Internet Explorer 6 and older browser versions.

Please visit the Netscape website or the Microsoft website to download the latest versions of those browsers.

You can obtain information about what version browser you are using by choosing "Help" at the top of your browser and "About (your browser)".

When using transactions, browser back and forward buttons should not be used. You should use the buttons or links within the transaction page.

E-commerce Security System

Credit card information and transactions are protected using a technology called Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). This is a full 128 bit SSL encryption to protect your personal details. If your browser is capable of SSL, and most are, your sensitive information will automatically be encrypted before being sent over the Internet. We do not store your credit card details on our Internet server. This strategy, combined with SSL, provides you with a high level of security to ease your concerns.

No data transmission over the Internet can be 100% secure. While we strive to protect your personal information. We cannot warrant the security of any information you transmit to us and you do so at your own risk. Once we receive your transmission, we make our best effort to ensure its security on our systems.

Credit Card Information

Credit Card Information supplied is not stored on our website or database. This information is transferred directly to the Camtech site via secured transmission and is then removed upon confirmation of acceptance. This process is done realtime and the only record stored is a transaction number which cannot be related to any details of the credit card.

Printing

We have provided a "Print this Page" link on some pages and some transactions. Clicking the "Print this Page" link will open a new window and the Print dialog box. Simply click on the OK button to print the page. You can close the "Print this Page" window by clicking on the Close button.

Printing web pages is generally as simple as pushing the print button on your browser, but you can have problems with the following:

Pages that use light-colored print on a dark background. Designers will often place light print on a dark background for graphical impact. When printing the printer will read the text as white and will therefore not print it. To overcome this problem you will need to change the font preferences in your browser to stipulate your own colours.

In Netscape 4

Edit > Preferences

File > Print

In Internet Explorer 4 & 5

View > Internet Options

File > Print.

Java and JavaScript

Java is used to create small programs called "applets" which run inside your browser. The Department of Justice doesn't use Java extensively, but some transactions will require it to be enabled.

Javascript is used by the Department of Justice. This application gives the web browser some extra capabilities. Common uses for JavaScript are "mouseovers", which are used to make images change when your mouse moves over them, and pop-up windows, which are used to make a smaller window appear on your screen in front of your main browsing window.

Ensure Java and Javascript are enabled as follows:

Netscape 4 & 6

Select Edit, then Preferences from the browser
Select the Category: Advanced panel
Ensure the boxes Enable Java and Enable JavaScript are checked
Restart the browser

Internet Explorer 4 & 5

Select Tools, then Internet Options from the browser
Select the Security tab
Click on the Custom Level button
Ensure the Enable radio button is selected for Active scripting in the Scripting section
Restart the browser

Portable Document Format (PDF)

PDF is a format based on Adobe's PostScript printing language which is used to display and print precisely-formatted documents via the web. Most documents available for downloading on the Department of Justice, Victoria site are in PDF format. To view or print these documents, you will need to install the Adobe Acrobat® Reader. If you have the Adobe Acrobat® Reader you can print to your local printer.

To View the document via the internet, place your mouse cursor over the Adobe® icon (or PDF link) and click the left mouse button. If the PDF will not open, you should try the following Save option.
To Save the document to your computer, place your mouse cursor over the Adobe® icon (or PDF link) and click the right mouse button. Then choose the "Save Target As" option to save to your hard disk.

Compatibility Issues: The Adobe Acrobat® Reader is required to read PDF documents. If you don't have it, you can download it from the Adobe website.