Setting More General Options
In the Internet Options dialog box (see “Setting Internet Explorer Options”), the General tab also boasts four buttons at the bottom:
• Colors—Click this button to display the Colors dialog box, where you can deactivate the Use Windows Colors check box to set the default text and background colors used in the Internet Explorer window. You can also use the Visited and Unvisited buttons to set the default link colors. Finally, activate the Use Hover Color check box to have Internet Explorer change the color of a link when you position the mouse pointer over it. Use the Hover button to set the color.
• Languages—Click this button to display the Language Preference dialog box, which enables you to add one or more languages ...
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