Tag: internet explorer
Setting up multiple Home pages in Internet Explorer 9
Q: I can’t find the arrow next to the Home page button mentioned on page 150 of Windows 7 For Dummies. I want to use several Home pages, each opened with its tab along the page’s top. What do I do? A: Microsoft released a new version of Internet Explorer through Windows Update, which replaced [...]
Posted: January 23rd, 2012 under Internet, Windows 7, Windows 7 for Dummies, Windows Vista.
Tags: home page, internet explorer, set up home page, tabbed browsing
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Turning off the popup: Do you want to view only the webpage content that was delivered securely?
Q: On Internet Explorer, I keep seeing the security warning “Do you want to view only the webpage content that was delivered securely?” This happens when I’m on sites I visit daily. And it drives me crazy, because it appears on every page of the site. How do I eliminate it? A: Many webpages are [...]
Posted: September 19th, 2011 under Error message, Internet, Software.
Tags: Do you want to view only the webpage content that was delivered securely, internet explorer, security warning
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How do I make Internet Explorer open in full-screen mode?
Q: Internet Explorer doesn’t fill the screen when it opens. I can press F11 to make it fill the screen. But how can I open Internet Explorer so the Web page fills the monitor without hitting F11 or clicking the resize icon in the top-left corner? A: When you open Internet Explorer, it normally opens [...]
Posted: April 2nd, 2010 under Internet.
Tags: f11, full-screen, internet explorer, Kisok mode, shortcut key
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What’s this “View Source” gibberish?
Q: Page 158 in Windows Vista for Dummies shows Internet Explorer’s Page button. When I press the Page button and choose View Source from the menu, an enormous amount of gibberish appears. Why can’t I delete that? A: When you open Internet Explorer, click the Page button, and choose View Source from the drop-down menu, [...]
Posted: March 3rd, 2010 under Internet.
Tags: gibberish, html, internet explorer, view source
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