IE 6.0 Cookies Problem

I am trying to use iSQL*Plus with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0. I can sign on just fine, but every time I try to run a query, I get the following error:
SP2-0915 Cookies may have been disabled
iSQL*Plus works fine with my old Netscape 4.72, but I would really like to make it work with IE 6.0.
I have gone to the Tools, Internet Options, Privacy and set it to "Accept All Cookies". No luck.
Does anyone have any Ideas?

Thanks for trying, but still no luck. I have 5 PCs on my network at home. Two are XP machines and 3 run Win 98. iSQL*plus works using Netscape and fails using IE 6.0 on all 5 machines.
I sign on to the HR database, and I get into the iSQL*Plus screen just fine. I then type:
SELECT * FROM employees;
I click on execute and I get the following:
SP2-0915: Cookies may have been disabled
I then went to the Tools - Internet Options - Security tab and set security to "Low" for the Internet Zone, Local Intranet Zone and Trusted Sites. On Trusted Sites, I clicked the Sites button and added the URL for iSQL*Plus to the list of trusted sites.
I closed IE and reopened it. I checked to verify that all my changes had "taken". I logged into HR. No luck. Same problem.
I logged into Scott/Tiger. I tried "Select * FROM EMP". No luck. Same problem.
I disabled my antivirus software (McAffe). No luck. Same problem.
Is there possibly some Java setting that I have messed up?
Randy

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