Don't you hate hearing, "You have to clear your cookies if you want to login"?

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I get very annoyed when I can't login to a site I've been using to make some extra money while I'm online. Unfortunately, you have to do it sometimes if you want to continue earning with said site(s). Some of you may already be aware that when you toss/dump/clear your cookies, you have to signin again manually to reset your cookie to any of the sites you participate in. If you participate in alot of sites like I do, this can cost you alot of time. Today I'd like to share with you what I know of selective cookie crunching. I'm happy to pass along a way to protect some of the cookies that you don't want crushed by your cookie muncher. If you have downloaded the free software at CCleaner.com, you can select to only delete the cookie(s) causing a problem. Instead of just running the application, go to options on the left, then select the cookie link. This section shows you exactly which cookies have been stored on your computer. There will probably be quite a few you don't want to save, but go thru the list to see if there are some you want to protect. When you find one, just click on that line and click the right arrow to move it to the protected side. Do the same thing to any other cookies you know you want to keep. Once you're done, go back to the main screen and select to ANALYSE. This will give you one more chance to catch any other cookies you want to keep before running the application and removing them from your system. If you're pretty confident you've gotten them all, go ahead and run the cleaner. I know many of you will have some pretty long lists to go thru if you have never tossed/dumped/cleared your cookies, but it's worth doing every month as your system runs much faster and easier if you make this a part of your monthly maintenance proceedures. If you already knew how to "protect" your cookies from being tossed, just find the problem site in the list on the right and click on the left arrow to move it back to unprotected status and run the cleaner. Once you've deleted the cookie that was causing the problem, you should be able to access the site again and continue participating. So, what do you do when you get told you have to clear your cookies?