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i am setting a cookie but when i run my html page in firefox it is not recognizing the cookie? &nbsp;When i run the html page in IE it acknowledges the cookie, but I don't know where the cookie is being stored since i am working on my internal server? it is not in the temp internet files. &nbsp;I am sure this is an easy question, but not sure where to go....
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i am setting a cookie but when i run my html page in firefox it is not recognizing the cookie?  When i run the html page in IE it acknowledges the cookie, but I don't know where the cookie is being stored since i am working on my internal server? it is not in the temp internet files.  I am sure this is an easy question, but not sure where to go....

i am testing on my internal server, inetpub - firefox not reading cookie

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