You should be able to help yourself to configure Internet Explorer security settings that control what types of content Internet Explorer can download and use—content such as ActiveX controls, files, and fonts. Internet Explorer contains many settings designed to protect the computer and the user from security hazards when browsing the Internet. Knowing the available configuration options gives you a greater understanding of potential threats and of the methods that you can utilize to help protect users against them. The Security tab of the...
Friday, 28 August 2009
Configuring Security Settings
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Tuesday, 25 August 2009
Personal Information Management of IE in Windows xp
Posted on 23:47 by Unknown
The Personal Information section of the Content tab allows you to configure the following settings in Internet browser: ■ AutoComplete AutoComplete is a feature in Internet explorer browser that helps users work, browse, and purchase items on the Internet faster than normal by automatically listing possible matches for Web addresses, forms, and user names and passwords on forms. ■ My Profile Click My Profile to open Profile Assistant. Profile Assistant stores personal information, which can then be sent automatically to...
Thursday, 20 August 2009
Controlling Internet Explorer’s Appearance
Posted on 22:18 by Unknown
The remaining options on the General tab of the Internet Options dialog box allow you to alter the appearance of Internet Explorer and the Web pages it displays. Available options are as follows: ■ Colors Allows you to manipulate the colors Internet Explorer uses on Web pages for text, background, and hyperlinks in Microsoft windows. ■ Fonts Allows you to specify the font Internet Explorer uses to display text on Web pages that do not specify a particular font. ■ Languages Allows you to control which language is used to display...
Tuesday, 18 August 2009
How to Manage Internet Explorer History in windows xp
Posted on 20:24 by Unknown
Internet Explorer automatically stores a list of links to pages that you have recently visited in a folder named History. You can access the recent history by clicking the History button on the Internet Explorer toolbar. The History section of the General tab of the Internet Options dialog box in windows xp allows you to manage how long Internet Explorer stores recent links. Use the Days To Keep Pages In History option to specify the number of days the history is maintained. The default value is 20 days. Setting this value to 0 disables the...
Wednesday, 5 August 2009
How to customize the way IE stores and uses the temporary Internet Files
Posted on 22:55 by Unknown
You can also customize the way that Internet Explorer stores and uses temporary Internet files. On the General tab of the Internet Options dialog box, click the Settings button. This action opens the Settings dialog box. Ways to control when Internet Explorer checks for newer versions of the pages that are stored in its local cache. These four options are as follows: ■ Every Visit to the Page This option causes Internet Explorer to connect to the website and check to see whether the page has been updated each time you access the page...
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