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Web address's.
      #95157 - Wed Aug 04 2004 05:13 PM

Good afternoon,
More a question than a query, so hopefully some one will answer me.

How can I delete all the web site address's no longer required in the address bar on my home page please?
Also is this known as the "cache" or not?

I am using Win XP Many thanks.




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Re: Web address's. [Re: Isa_brown]
      #95162 - Wed Aug 04 2004 05:41 PM

With your browser open, click on Tools - Internet Options - Clear History


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Re: Web address's. [Re: RichieP]
      #95390 - Thu Aug 05 2004 08:07 AM

Good morning RitchieP, Thank you for your infomation. Address bar looks much tidier now. You did not mention though "just for my curiosity" if this is also known as the (cache)


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Re: Web address's. [Re: Isa_brown]
      #95406 - Thu Aug 05 2004 09:44 AM

The bit that controls whether hyperlinks show up as a different colour to show that you have visited them is the HISTORY.

The CACHE is a folder on your hard drive where your web browser downloads files to before displaying them. If you look at a page, then move to another and then return to the original page, your browser will generally take the images, etc from the cache rather than having to download them all across the net.

Internet explorer decribes the cache as "temporary internet files"
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Re: Web address's. [Re: predator]
      #95503 - Thu Aug 05 2004 05:24 PM

Hi Predator, thank you for explaining "cache" to me... I now understand. I clear out my temporary files on regular basis. I will say query answered and understood, so question closed. Once again may thanks.... Isa....


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Re: Web address's. [Re: Isa_brown]
      #95678 - Fri Aug 06 2004 04:24 AM

You can clear out your Temporary Internet Files automatically by going to Tools>Internet Options>Advanced tab and scrolling down to Security and putting a tick in the box "Empty Temporary Internet Files folder when browser is closed" and click "Apply" and "OK".
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Re: Web address's. [Re: Madeline]
      #95809 - Fri Aug 06 2004 02:12 PM

Madeline. thank you for your help, I have sent you a P M "twice" I think!! lols.




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Re: Web address's. [Re: Isa_brown]
      #96005 - Sat Aug 07 2004 12:56 AM

Hi Isa, yes, I got your message twice! Will reply later. Glad to have been of help.
Madeline. [smile
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