Is there a way of deleting only one link/ Web site address in the history
without deleting all of the history?
Thank you, Karen

I have XP, IE6, SP2, and NIS 2006.
Some sites do not load properly. Pages with pictures etc only show some
text, whereas the page loooks fien on my old computer with ie6, sP1.
I've checked firewall, and there's no sign of the page being blocked. I've

I switched to Opera and noticed an immediate speed increase in opening
windows, searches, etc. Under IE7 (where's the IE 7 newsgroup?) the "working"
spinner would start and there'd be no connection for up to five minutes. And
more often than not IE would say it couldn't load the ...

Whenever i visit the site http://www.piczo.com and log on to edit my site it
says "IExplorer has caused an eror in flash9c.oxc". Why is it doing that :( .

Does anybody know how to push a standard IE 6 homepage through a Novell Login
script, reg file, batch file, etc. to multiple users?

Can't find a fix for this problem anywhere else...
Running XP Home and IE 6.  When downloading off the internet, files are
opened as text files.  When I "save target as", the file wants to save as a
jpg file.  I can workaround the file save problem by adding the ".exe" to the

Is there a way to export allowed sites list from the Privacy tab
for use on another computer?

Every time I fire up a session of IE6, the text size defaults to
"Smaller". Is there a way to set this so it defaults to something else,
so that every time I fire up a session, I don't have to go View | Text
Size | Medium?

i need to know why my bellsouth dsl internet connection is severely
interrupted when i receive incoming phone calls.  i am using windows xp
system.  

As you know, Index.dat file is a store for web related things; the
URL
content cache, cookies, RSS feeds, and visited links.
By the way, I don't want to use that file. My application make out

I have found a folder in C:\Documents and Settings\*****\Local Settings and
another one in C:\Documents and Settings\*****\Local Settings\Temp
I haven't noticed this before - any thoughts?
Gummo

When I try to delete a few favorites that I've bookmarked, I get a window
that says, "Cannot delete file:  Cannot read from the source file or disk."
Is there a way I can get rid of these unwanted sites I've saved without
deleting the entire folder?

I am running Windows XP Home and in the last week I cannot use IE. When IE
opens it starts draining all memory from the system until the system and
virtual memory are full. I have opened the task manager prior to opening IE
and the incline on the graph is pretty steep, that is, ...

Although my internet explorer says that I installed version 7 (7.0.5730.11),
many websites tell me that I run a old version of IE so I cannot see that
website. I guess something in my registry is messed up. But I don't know
where to look. I run Windows XP Pro SP2.

Dont know too much about about what XP can do for me re photos - any good
links?
I am also trying to download somthing which is a gif file - cant open it -
any ideas what I can do?