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Recommended requirements to access the CSRF website are as follows:

Windows:

• Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher
• Firefox 2 or higher
• Safari 3.0 (Windows) or higher

Apple Macintosh:

• Firefox 2 or higher
• Safari 3.0 or higher

Your browser should be enabled to support Javascript and cookies. Disabling either of these features may reduce or disable functionality on www.catholicsuper.com.au.

Netscape:
We do not recommend accessing www.catholicsuper.com.au via Netscape at this time.

Do you need to upgrade your browser?
For an optimal experience while visiting www.catholicsuper.com.au, you are encouraged to upgrade your browser (and operating system if required) to meet the above requirements. If you are part of a corporate network, please contact your company's network/system administrator before making any changes or updates to your PC. Here is where you can find the latest information on www.catholicsuper.com.au supported browsers:

• Internet Explorer:
  Visit Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web site  for product information, support and upgrading instructions.
• Firefox:
  Visit Mozilla's Firefox Web site  for product information, support and upgrading instructions.
• Safari:
  Visit Apple's Safari Web site  for product information, support and upgrading instructions.

Other older browsers may work in some instances, however these are the minimum recommended requirements. For the best browsing experience and security, we recommend that you upgrade to one of the above web browsers. We are unable to assist with technical queries on any browsers that are not listed above.

If you experience a problem trying to login to Members Online section of CSRF website, or when clicking on some links on the CSRF website, you may have a pop-up blocker on your system.

Pop-up blockers vary in flexibility and complexity. The CSRF website is able to function with some of these pop-up blockers enabled, however some blockers have lower tolerance settings, and this may stop the CSRF website pop-ups from functioning. Therefore it is important that you disable pop-up blocking for the CSRF website only.

Most pop-up blockers allow you to add 'trusted sites', 'allowed sites' or 'white listed' sites to their configuration. This allows pop-ups from trusted sources, such as CSRF, while still blocking unwanted pop-ups from other websites. We recommend that you add 'www.catholicsuper.com.au' into your 'trusted site' list. If your pop-up blocker does not have this feature, you may need to disable it before logging into the CSRF website.

Below is a list of some common pop-up blockers, and instructions on how to add the CSRF website into your trusted sites list.

If you are part of a corporate network, please contact your company's network/system administrator before making any changes or updates to your PC.

Internet Explorer 6 (Windows XP Service Pack 2)
Users running Internet Explorer 6 on Windows XP with Service Pack 2 (SP2) installed will find that Internet Explorer now includes its own built in pop-up blocker, enabled by default. For more information about Internet Explorer's pop-up blocker click here  .

1. On the Tools menu, open the Pop-up Blocker submenu.
2. If available, select Always Allow Pop-ups from This Site. If this option is not available select Pop-up Blocker Settings and continue to step 3.
3. Type the URL of the CSRF website (www.catholicsuper.com.au) in the Address of Web site to allow text box.
4. Click Add.
5. Click Close.

Mozilla Firefox Browser
Mozilla Firefox includes a pop-up blocker enabled by default.

1. On the Tools menu, click Options. (For Macintosh users: on the Firefox menu, click Preferences.)
2. Click Web Features, and then click the Allowed Sites button.
3. On Allowed Sites, type the URL of the CSRF website (www.catholicsuper.com.au) in the text box.
4. Click Allow, and then click OK.
5. Click OK to close Options.

Google Toolbar (IE only)
Users with the Google toolbar installed have pop-up blocking enabled. For further information about the Google toolbar click here  .

• On the Google Toolbar, click the # blocked button to add this site to your whitelist (allowed sites). The button changes to Site pop-ups allowed.

Safari Browser
Safari Browser includes a pop-up blocker that is enabled by default.

• On the Safari menu, click Block Pop-Up Windows to remove the check mark and turn pop-up blocking off.

MSN Toolbar
Some users may have the MSN toolbar installed on their web browser. The MSN toolbar has a pop-up blocking feature that may be enabled. For further information about the MSN toolbar click here  .

1. On the MSN Toolbar, click the drop-down arrow on the Pop-ups blocked (#) button.
2. Click Allow popups from this site.

Yahoo Toolbar
Some users may have the Yahoo toolbar installed on their web browser. The Yahoo toolbar has a pop-up blocking feature that may be enabled. For further information about the Yahoo toolbar click here  .

1. On the Yahoo Toolbar, click the drop-down arrow on the pop-up blocker icon to the right of the Search Web button.
2. Click Always Allow Pop-Ups From...
3. In the top Sources of Recently Blocked Pop-Ups box select the URL for the CSRF website ( www.catholicsuper.com.au).
4. Click Allow.
5. You will be asked to confirm this action. Click Yes and then click Close.

Norton Internet Security, Norton Personal Firewalls and Norton Anti-Spam
Some Norton products feature an integrated pop-up blocker. These features may be enabled on your computer. For further information about Norton products click here  .

1. On the Taskbar, click the Norton icon, and select Open Norton Internet Security.
2. On the left side of the Norton Internet Security window, click the Norton AntiSpam button.
3. On the AntiSpam Features list, click Pop-up Blocking, and then click the Turn Off button to the right.
4. Close the Norton Internet Security window.

Other pop-up blockers
There are many other pop-up blockers from different software providers. If you have one of these programs installed on your computer, you may need to refer to the program's help section, or the manufacturer's website for instructions on how to temporarily disable the pop-up blocker, or add the CSRF website (www.catholicsuper.com.au) to the 'trusted site' list.

After adding the CSRF website to the trusted site list, or disabling the pop-up blocker, you may need to restart your web browser for the changes to take effect.

Please Note: CSRF provides these details to members to facilitate access to the CSRF website. We are unable to provide support for any of these products. You should contact your technical support provider for assistance if you are unsure of how to change settings on your computer. CSRF accepts no responsibility from any issues arising from the provision of the details above.

This web site uses files in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (pdf). This format is particularly useful for forms or newsletters where the layout and formatting need to be preserved on the screen or printer. To view or print these files you must install the free Adobe Reader version 6.0 or higher. You can download a free copy of the Acrobat Reader from the download  website.

The above linked download page also installs a Google Toolbar and Photoshop® Album programs by default. Unless you specifically want these programs installed, you should uncheck the "Also download" option boxes on the download page.


Some web pages on this site use java applet technology and require a java plug-in to be viewed. A Java program in a web page is called an applet. Most web browsers can run Java applets/programs. However, this first requires that your computer has a Java run-time environment installed. This is commonly referred to as a Java Virtual Machine or JVM for short. Even if your web browser can run Java applets and you have a JVM installed on your computer, the ability to run Java applets might be disabled in your browser (there is usually a configuration option that controls this).
To download the latest version of Java Virtual Machine click here  . To read out more on how to configure your system with Java Virtual machine click here  .