I need help with my imac.

[TiLepre]

I am getting very frustrated and hope someone in here can help me.  I have an imac G3 with mac os10.3.9. It works good for what I use it for but within the last week I've been having  problems entering game sites where winning money is involved, eg; pogo, pokerroom and even just trying to fill out a survey online.  I was able to do all this before with no problem.  The only change I have made that may have changed my settings was adding a canon all in one printer to my computer about a week ago.  I am thinking that this has somehow changed by security settings.  When I go to pogo.com, I can get into the site but I cannot download any of the games where you can win the jackpot.  The message that I get is that I cannot connect to server.  I have emailed their tech support and tried everything they suggested but I'm still not connecting.  I called my internet provider and they referred me to apple.  They are not familiar with the mac.  I use safari 1.3.2 as my browser and recently installed firefox.  I tried it with firefox and it crashes every time I try to download a game. 
I really hope someone can help me out.

[MacMoore]

Try running Applejack.  It did wonders for me and others (read reviews).

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/19596

[TiLepre]

Thank you for the suggestion.  I have ran the applejack program and went back to pogo.com to try and connect to a game room and it still giving me that same error message.  It says that the applet is unable to connect because I am protected by a firewall.  I don't know how that could happen because I have never had any problems before this.  It seems that after I installed this new printer, I have not been able to connect to a game room at pogo and other sites where there is a chat room and winnings.  Is it possible that this has changed my setting to the internet?

[TiLepre]

I   tried running apple jack again because I wanted to make sure I did it right  and this time it worked.  Thank you so much for your help.

[MacMoore]

Good to hear that it worked.
The command you type in is case-sensitive, best results obtained by typing

applejack AUTO restart