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General warning
Our organization is committed to protect your personal data. To protect your personal data against unauthorized access, use or disclosure, we use various security technologies and procedures. In accordance with the Act 428/2002 Coll. we have developed the Security Project.
If a password for protection of your accounts and personal information is used, it is your responsibility to keep this password confidential. Do not share these data with anyone. If you share a computer with someone else, before leaving the site or services you should always log off to protect your information from subsequent users.
Browsers normally keep your login information which should serve the more comfortable and faster user’s login to a specific secure site. Temporary cookies are small text files by which your computer’s web sites store all kinds of information about you and your preferences. Some web sites store cookies on the user name and password or other personal information by which you can identify the user. In case, you delete the cookie, you'll probably need this information enter again when you visit website next time.
If you are in unfamiliar surroundings, or you are not on your own computer, in order to protect your sensitive data and prevent unauthorized access to the library system, delete temporary files (cookies) in the browser.
Removal of confidential files and cookies in Internet Explorer
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In Internet Explorer program, click Tools and then click Delete history. |
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Select minimal commands Delete Cookies and Delete Passwords. |
Removal of confidential files and cookies in Mozilla Firefox
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In Mozilla Firefox program, click Tools and then click Delete Confidential Data, or press Ctrl+Shift+Del. |
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Check all entries and select Delete Confidential Data. |
Removal of confidential files and cookies in Opera browser
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In Opera program, click Tools and then click Delete Private Data. |
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Select Advanced Options. |
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Check all items and choose Delete. |
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