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Setting your HOME page in Internet Explorer

You can set your home page to wherever you want – it doesn’t have to be the one your ISP has decided suits them.

The Home page in Internet Explorer is there so that, when IE opens, you get to see what you want to see – even if that’s absolutely nothing. So here’s how to set it:

1.       Open IE

2.       Click on the “Tools” item in the menu

3.       Select “Internet Options

4.       Choose from the three buttons – Use Current drops the page you’re on into the text box, the default is whatever your ISP has set it o, and Use Blank is self-explanatory. Or, you can type a URL (web address) into the text box yourself.

That’s all there is to it!

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