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- How to Pull Down the Command Bar Menu to Delete History
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| How to Pull Down the Command Bar Menu to Delete History Posted: Versions 7 and 8 of the Microsoft Internet Explorer Web browser include a menu near the top-right corner of the window called the Command Bar. This interface element holds the Page, Safety and Tools pull-down menus, which allow you to access your... Recent Article published on 10/26/2010 by Craig Witt |
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| How to Disable the Reply All Option in Outlook 2007 Posted: Included in the Microsoft Office suite of productivity products, Microsoft Outlook 2007 gives you the ability to send, receive, manage and search your email messages. By default, all emails sent in Outlook allow recipients to click the "Reply to... Recent Article published on 10/26/2010 by Craig Witt |
| How to Remove an Add-On Toolbar in Internet Explorer 7 Posted: Version 7 of Microsoft Internet Explorer allows you to extend the default functionality of the browser through the use of third-party extensions known as add-ons. These small programs can be used to enable multimedia playback, enhance spyware... Recent Article published on 10/26/2010 by Craig Witt |
| How to Make Curved Buttons With Javascript for IE Posted: You can make a scalable, rounded HTML element with JavaScript in Internet Explorer by defining a function that adds four corner images to a div element. You can use JavaScript to dynamically assign an onclick event handler to this element,... Recent Article published on 10/26/2010 by Rachel Smith |
| How to Hide Interests in Music Details on MySpace Posted: Your MySpace profile can be an apt online introduction of your personal info and interests, and you can choose what is displayed. If you want to create a little bit of a mystery or just do not want to share your interests, including music, movies... Recent Article published on 10/26/2010 by Dan Oglesby |
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| How to Use Javascripts Implemented in Two Different Browsers Posted: Browser compatibility is one of the oldest headaches for JavaScript coders around the world. There are two ways to allow conditions within your JavaScript to take different paths depending on compatibility: Browser detection and object... Recent Article published on 10/26/2010 by Rachel Smith |
| How to Make a Layout Site With a Free Domain Posted: When you start a new website, the common process is to pay for a hosting provider and domain name. But if you plan to use the website for personal reasons or just to display your products or services in an attractive layout, you can often do so... Recent Article published on 10/26/2010 by Jade Balle |
| Posted: Internet Explorer 7 has the ability to save the passwords of the websites you visit. The "AutoComplete" feature in Explorer automatically enters the user name and passwords of a website. Once saved you do not have to re-enter them every time you... Recent Article published on 10/26/2010 by Steve Gregory |
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