How to Set a Home Page for internet Explore

How to Set a Home Page for internet Explore

This walk through will show you how to set the home page in Microsoft Internet Explorer 10.If you have IE10 open from the desktop in Windows 8 or Windows 7, skip to step 2 now.

If you have IE10 open in the Windows 8 Start Menu view, perform the following steps:

• Right click in an open space within IE10
• A slider bar will slide up from the bottom
• Click the wrench icon
• Select View on the desktop

Internet Explorer 10 will open on the desktop

From this point forward the steps are identical to Internet Explorer 10

From the top menu, click the Tools icon that looks like a gear in the top right, then select Internet Options

In the General tab, enter the home page address, then click Apply.

Click OK to exit

View Proxy Settings with internet explore

This walk through will show you how to set proxy settings in Internet Explorer 10.

If you have IE10 open from the desktop in Windows 8 or Windows 7, skip to step 2 now.

If you have IE10 open in the Windows 8 Start Menu view, perform the following steps:

• Right click in an open space within IE10
• A slider bar will slide up from the bottom
• Click the wrench icon
• Select View on the desktop

Internet Explorer 10 will open on the desktop

From this point forward the steps are identical to Internet Explorer

From the top menu, click the Tools icon that looks like a gear in the top right, then select Internet Options

The Internet Options popup window opens.

Click the Connections tab

The Connections tab allows you to set up new Internet connections and modify the settings of existing connections.

For regular DSL, the Never dial a connection option should be selected.

Click the LAN Settings button

Ensure all blocks are unchecked as no proxy should be used for normal Verizon Broadband.
Click OK to save your settings

This concludes the Internet Explorer 10 - Proxy Settings walk through

How to enable | disable the Pop-up blocker with internet explore

This walk through will show you how to enable / disable the built-in pop-up blocker in Internet Explorer 10.

Some Web pages automatically open new pop-up windows. This is sometimes useful, but often annoying. By default, Internet Explorer 10 will block pages from opening pop-up windows without your approval, and this is usually the preferred setting.

If you have IE10 open from the desktop in Windows 8 or Windows 7, skip to step 2 now.

If you have IE10 open in the Windows 8 Start Menu view, perform the following steps:

• Right click in an open space within IE10
• A slider bar will slide up from the bottom
• Click the wrench icon
• Select View on the desktop

Internet Explorer 10 will open on the desktop

From this point forward the steps are identical to Internet Explorer

From the top menu, click the Tools icon that looks like a gear in the top right, then select Internet options

Click on the Privacy tab.

To enable or disable the Pop-up blocker, place or remove the check in Turn on Pop-up Blocker then select Apply.

You can add and remove specific sites for pop up blocking by clicking on Settings

When the Pop-up Blocker is on, you can also customize the settings for it.

You can add the address of a website to the list of allowed sites. Type the address in the field and click Add to allow pop-ups for that website.

Select the Filter Level from the drop-down list below

To save the new settings, click Close

This concludes the Internet Explorer 10 - Pop-up Blocker walk through

How to Optimize my Browser

How to Optimize my Browser

This walk through will show you how to optimize your browser in Microsoft Internet Explorer 10.

There are three parts for optimizing the browser:

• Clear Private Data
• Reset Security Defaults
• Clear Proxy Settings

If you have IE10 open from the desktop in Windows 8 or Windows 7, skip to step 2 now.

If you have IE10 open in the Windows 8 Start Menu view, perform the following steps:

• Right click in an open space within IE10
• A slider bar will slide up from the bottom
• Click the wrench icon
• Select View on the desktop

Internet Explorer 10 will open on the desktop

From this point forward the steps are identical to Internet Explorer

From the top menu, click the Tools icon that looks like a gear in the top right of the screen, then select Internet Options

Click on the General tab

Click the Delete button

The Delete Browsing History window is displayed.Preserve Favorites website data: Keep cookies and temporary Internet files that enable your favorite websites to retain preferences and display faster.Temporary Internet Files: Copies of webpages, images, and media that are saved for faster viewing.Cookies: Files stored on your computer by websites to save preferences such as login information.History: List of websites you have visited.Form Data: Saved information that you have typed into forms.Passwords: Passwords that are automatically filled in when you log on to a website you've previously visited.InPrivate Filtering data: Saved data used by InPrivate Filtering to detect where websites may be automatically sharing details about your visit.

To optimize your browser, select Temporary Internet Files, Cookies, History, Form Data, Passwords, InPrivate Filtering data, and Preserve favorite website data.

Click the Delete button

Click on the Security tab

To reset to defaults, click the Reset all zones to default level button

On the Privacy tab, please select Default if available

Click on the Content tab.

There are no settings to change on this tab

Click on the Connections tab

Click the LAN Settings button

To clear the proxy settings, uncheck Use a proxy server for your LAN or delete all the proxies and ports under the manual proxy configuration

Click on the Programs tab.

There are no settings to change on this tab

Click on the Advanced tab

To restore advanced settings, click the Restore Advanced Settings button.Note: Takes effect after you restart Internet Explorer

This concludes the Optimize Browser walk through

How to Enabling Cookies using internet explorer

How to Enabling Cookies using internet explorer

This walk through will show you how to Enable Cookies in the Internet Explorer 10 browser.

If you have IE10 open from the desktop in Windows 8 or Windows 7, skip to step 2 now.

If you have IE10 open in the Windows 8 Start Menu view, perform the following steps:

• Right click in an open space within IE10
• A slider bar will slide up from the bottom
• Click the wrench icon
• Select View on the desktop

Internet Explorer 10 will open on the desktop

From this point forward the steps are identical to Internet Explorer

Click the Tools icon that looks like a gear in the top right, then select Internet  options

Select the Privacy Tab

Block All Cookies is the highest privacy setting. ALL cookies are blocked with no exception

Cookies are enabled on any setting less than Block. Move the slider down further to make more exceptions to enable more cookies. Medium to Medium-High is recommended in most cases

Moving the slider all the way down will accept all cookies

To enable cookies on a 'Per Site' basis click the Sites. Button

Type in the address of the website you would like to enable cookies for. Then click Allow. The domain name will then appear in the Managed Web sites list under the setting Always Allow.

Click OK when finished

Type in the address of the website you would like to block cookies for. Then click Block. The domain name will then appear in the Managed Web sites list under the setting Always Block.

Click OK when finished

If the Privacy setting it moved up to Block All Sites, the Site. button will NOT be available+

Click Apply then OK when you have enabled cookies

This concludes the Enabling Cookies walk through

How to export messages with Outlook

How to export messages with Outlook

This walk though will show you how to export mail in Outlook 2010

Click File, Open, and them import

Select Export to File from the list

Now click Next

Select Outlook Data File (.pst) from the list

Select the Inbox or any folder you wish to export

Select the location where you would like to save your file and then give it a name.

Select one of the three options presented regarding duplicate items.

Enter a password if you want to use one. If not, leave the fields blank.

You will be returned to the Outlook main view when completed.

This concludes the How To Export E-Mail in Outlook 2010 walk through

How to Import Messages with Outlook

How to Import Messages with Outlook

This walk though will show you how to import mail in Outlook 2010

Click File, Open, and then import

Select Import from another program or file from the list

Now click Next

Select Outlook Data File (.pst) from the list

Select the file you want to import

Select the option you want for handling duplicate items

Select the folder(s) you wish to import.

If you want to include subfolders, ensure there is a checkmark in the box.

Select the E-Mail account you wish to import the mail to.

You will be returned to the Outlook main view.

You should now see the imported mail

   

This concludes the How to Import E-Mail in Outlook 2010 walk through