April 2002
Beginner
640 pages
27h 54m
English
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Name
Internet Options
Synopsis
Change the settings that affect Internet Explorer and your dial-up Internet Connection.
To Open
Control Panel → [Network and Internet Connections] → Internet Options
Command Prompt →
control inetcpl.cpl
Internet Explorer → Tools → Internet Options
Description
The Internet Options dialog is a densely packed dialog with about every conceivable option for Internet Explorer. Settings are divided into the following tabs:
- General
The Home page section allows you to choose the page that loads automatically whenever an Internet Explorer window is opened, as well as the page linked to the Home button on the toolbar.
Temporary Internet files, also known as your browser cache, is a folder on your hard disk that stores copies of recently visited web pages for quicker access the next time they’re visited. The Temporary Internet Files folder is located at
\Documents and Settings\{username}\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Filesby default. Cookies, a feature unrelated to Temporary Internet files, are pieces of information stored on your computer to allow certain web sites to remember your identity or preferences; click DeleteCookies to clear all cookies stored on your computer. To selectively remove cookies, open the\Documents and Settings\{username}\Cookiesfolder in Windows Explorer. See the Privacy tab for more Cookie settings.Internet Explorer keeps track of pages you’ve visited and displays links to those pages in a different color (purple, by default, as opposed ...
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