This command beautifully sets Internet Explorer as the default browser, equivalent to 'Set Program access and defaults' method, which is available in XP SP1 and later systems. When the user visits a web site and mouses over an image that meets particular requirements, the My Pictures hovering toolbar will appear after one half second, and will disappear immediately after the user moves the cursor off the image.

Open the iMacros IE Plug-in or the iMacros Browser and open the Options dialog. In the Options dialog, select the Browser tab and choose "Stealth mode (Identify as native Internet Explorer)".

Close all iRider main windows, then open Internet Explorer and choose the Tools/Internet Options command. Click the Programs tab, check on "Internet Explorer should check whether it's default", and click OK. After Windows starts, start Internet Explorer again and click "Yes" in the dialog that appears asking whether to set Internet Explorer as the default browser.

Note: a default browser is the program that your computer automatically opens when you go to a web page.

Ans: To make Internet Explorer the default web browser, go to Internet Explorer -> Tools menu -> Internet Options -> Programs, enable 'Internet Explorer should check to see whether it is the default web browser'.

All versions of the workstation are compatible with Internet Explorer 7. However, you will need to disable a security option: Scroll to the 'Downloads' section. Under 'Automatic prompting for file downloads', click on 'Enable'.

quot;ClickOnce" simply uses a MIME type for activation, which is configured by the .NET Framework 2.0 setup. This allows a "ClickOnce" app to be launched by any client that uses standard Windows url activation. This includes Internet Explorer...

If you are reading this sentence, consider yourself special. While this FAQ was written and updated over many years in an attempt to distill the best bits of wisdom for easy digestion, almost no one ever reads it. It might as well contain the word "dog" written thousands of times from top to bottom for all the good it does.

If you wish to make an anonymous FTP transfer, simply use the following format "ftp://<site address>" for the 'address' box. For non-anonymous FTP transfers, use the format "ftp://<username>:<password>@<site address>". For instance, to make an FTP connection to 'host.fictional.edu' with username 'example' and password 'secret', enter "ftp://example:secret@host.fictional.edu" in the address box.

To set Internet Explorer as your default web browser, open Internet Explorer, open the Tools menu, and choose Internet Options. In the window that comes up click on the Programs tab and check the box that says "Internet Explorer should check to see whether it is the default browser." Click "OK" then close Internet Explorer and restart your computer. Once it has restarted open Internet Explorer and you will be prompted to set Internet Explorer as your default browser.

this time only Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher is supported. Netscape, Safari and Firefox are not supported at this time.

If the -reportAsXML filename option is used, the output can then be viewed with Internet Explorer, or a viewable HTML file can be created by the processing of the output through an XSLT engine, such as Xalan, with supplied stylesheets.

To get help with setting up your default homepage in another browser, check Help and search for “default homepage.”

Make sure that the radio button (the little black dot) is on "Always dial my default connection"

Copy/Paste the URL of the opened page from the Internet Explorer navigation window to the navigation window of the Browser View. Press then "Go" to open the page and then "To Hits" if, for example, the intention was to add the page to the "Hits" list. The folder report is filled with images only at the stage of its creation i.e. when doubleclicking on the particular folder or by pressing "Enter" when the folder is selected. To update the images in the report it should be created anew.

According to the publishers of Noteworthy Composer, in 2003, Microsoft has removed support for Netscape Style Browser Plugins from recent version of Internet Explorer. The NWC Browser Plugin will not work with newer versions of Internet Explorer, due to actions taken by Microsoft. You can still install the plugin, but it may not work if you use a newer edition of Internet Explorer where Microsoft has removed Netscape Plugin support.

See the reasons listed above under "Why can't we just ask people to upgrade their browsers or switch browsers?".

They can continue to use any browser they want. However, the HTML Help Java Applet, which is supported across browsers, only works with a subset of the navigation features supported by the HTML Help ActiveX control. The applet supports:

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