Quick Tips for Internet Explorer
Do you surf the Internet? Do you use Internet Explorer? According to the statistics, the odds are pretty good that you will answer “yes” and “yes”. Because of those facts, I have written many articles 
containing advice and tips for getting the most out of Internet Explorer, and how to troubleshoot ‘glitches’ when they occur.
I have listed links to my more popular tips, and I invite you to scan the topic titles, and see if any catch your eye.
(The bottom link will present all my Internet Explorer articles by date.)
Restore Missing Favorites In IE*
Internet Explorer Runtime Error!!*
Quick Tip: Turn on ClearType in Internet Explorer
View Multiple Mail Identities in One Browser
Extracting text from Web pages*
Precautions for your Internet privacy*
Quick Tip: Customize new tabs behavior
IE’s Menu bar, Taskbar icons, and bad Updates*
For more of my IE tips and repair advice, click here.
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I am a Retired computer & network technician. I used to think the machines were pretty cool. Now I don’t.
They’re anything but.
I regularly posted how-to’s and tricks & tips and general computing advice here starting in 2007. (Use the Search tool to find answers. But be aware, many are rather dated.) Sometimes I answered (your) specific questions in an article if I believed the answer was generally helpful to “everyone”. All the writing you see was my own, typos and all. There always is/was an implied “IMHO” in what you see here.
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TechPaul,
I very much appreciate all the effort you have made in putting together such a great list of IE tips.
Thank you.
Bill
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Mr. Mullins,
You are very kind, sir, and I thank you. I hope that people will find the information useful.
Speaking of “information” and “useful”, your website Tech Thoughts is certainly a champion in that regard! I hope you will keep writing for a very long while to come.
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what is internet explorer?
sorry. i couldn’t resist.
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g,
Been a while, eh? Yeah, there are still some sites that require it…
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isn’t that what i.e. tab is for? lol
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g,
It might surprise you how many folks are unfamiliar with “tabbed browsing”, and the default was “Open in a new window” (I think that was fixed in IE 8).
Granted… tabs have been around for years, and people should know…
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Internet Explorer still exists? It is just amazing how long crapware can continue to be used. Oh well.
But in all seriousness, thanks for putting together the list. As much as I despise IE, especially since I am a web developer, they have made a lot of progress. Guess the swift kick in the arse they got from Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and Opera finally sunk in.
-Pjerky
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Pjerky,
I am going to take your comment as an opportunity to once again remind my readers that my personal daily browser is the latest Firefox, and that I have the Add-ons NoScript, Flashblock, and AdBlock Plus.
I also use Sandboxie.
I absolutely despair when I see the percentage of people still browsing with IE 6…
Thank you for your comment.
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