Annoying IE script alert

Every time I type up a form to place a book on hold at my library, and I get to the part where I enter "submit" a script alert comes up that says that I "must enter an activation date greater or equal to today's date". I do have the current date down, yet it somehow doesn't recognize it. I've tried to put a date greater than the current date in and the script alert still pops up. It will not let me get past that. I've also tried to uncheck "enable scripting" in the preferences box, but that doesn't help either. I've done the same functions on the Library computer and I have no problem. The librarian tells me it is something with my internet explorer.
Can someone help me figure out how to get around this??
Thanks, in advance

Windancer,Microsoft have dropped all support for Internet Explorer on the Mac. Take a look at this list of alternative Web Browsers that hopefully won't have the same issues (List items in Red).
regards
mrtotes

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