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IE and Explorer Tips

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Kiosk Computers: Date - Jan 31, 2006; Rating - 4.3; Author - Mitch Tulloch; How to set up a computer as a kiosk for web browsing.
Using Windows Explorer as Admin: Date - Jan 19, 2006; Rating - 2.4; Author - Mitch Tulloch; In a previous tip I showed how you can open Internet Explorer by using the batch file e.bat from a command line...
Running IE from the command line: Date - Jan 12, 2006; Rating - 3.6; Author - Mitch Tulloch; Here's a simple way you can run Internet Explorer from the command line...
Adding Pop-Up Blocker Exceptions via GPO: Date - Dec 22, 2005; Rating - 4; Author - Chris Sanders; Occasionally there are sites that we as domain administrators need to allow pop-ups for across the board. This tip shows how to do this with Group Policy.
Use Shortcuts To Navigate Explorer Folders: Date - Apr 26, 2005; Rating - 4.2; Author - Tony Bradley; Windows Explorer is a fairly functional tool for browsing files and folders and finding what you are looking for. But, depending on how large and how organized your hard drive is, it may take some time to sift through to the folder you really want. Using command line parameters, you can create desktop shortcuts that take you quickly to your most-used folders.
Configure and Maintain AutoComplete: Date - Feb 16, 2005; Rating - 3.9; Author - Tony Bradley; Microsoft Internet Explorer offers the AutoComplete feature to remember past entries and automatically pre-populate fields as you type to save you some time and effort. You may find it quite convenient, but having AutoComplete remember username or password information can pose a security risk.
Internet Explorer Security Zones Registry Entries: Date - Apr 20, 2004; Rating - Not Rated; Author - Wayne Maples
XP's IE Keyboard Shortcuts: Date - Apr 20, 2004; Rating - 3.5; Author - Wayne Maples
Repair XP's IE: Date - Apr 20, 2004; Rating - 3.1; Author - Wayne Maples
Open a command prompt in any folder using Windows Explorer: Date - Apr 20, 2004; Rating - 3.5; Author - Wayne Maples
Online Support Site for Internet Explorer: Date - Apr 20, 2004; Rating - 2.3; Author - Wayne Maples
Set Explorer to open unknown files with Notepad: Date - Apr 20, 2004; Rating - 2; Author - Wayne Maples
Explorer crashes and screen blank: Date - Apr 20, 2004; Rating - 2.7; Author - Wayne Maples