Internet
Explorer tweak guide
Posted on
December 15, 2000 by Thomas
McGuire - Page 3/10
Security
Now
select the Security tab.
In
this section you can change the security settings for the 4
different zones available. Although the only you should only
be interested in really is the Internet zone. I’d
recommend you select Medium via the slider bar
available then make the following change in the Custom
Level section. NOTE – This option below may not be
available if you don’t have Internet Explorer 5 or later
installed.
Allow
paste operations via script.
Set this to Prompt or Disable. Click Ok
then select Yes when prompted.
For
best security on the Internet however you should use also be
using a Firewall (Can filter incoming/outgoing Internet
traffic & warn of attempted access to your computer). Zone
Alarm is probably the best software firewall available
for most users & is available both Free &
Purchasable versions also.
Content
Select
the Content tab next.
If
you’re a parent then the Content Advisor will
probably be of some interest to you if you wish to screen
any…. Questionable material that your children may
inadvertently access while online. Select Enable if
you want to enable this feature. Although I won’t
be covering any more on that in this guide.
You
can skip over the Certificates section if you wish as
there’s nothing here really worth covering. Now hit the AutoComplete
button.
In
this section you can customize how the AutoComplete feature
works.
Web
addresses. Tick this setting to enable
Auto Complete to display a list of previously entered
URL’s when typing in a URL with a similar address (This
list is obtained from your History), e.g. if I were
to type in www.3dspotli, AutoComplete would display
the following URL’s based on the address currently typed,
removing incorrect URL’s as I type out the remainder. NOTE
– You should also have Use inline AutoComplete Ticked
if you wish to use this feature. From this list you may see
the address you are looking to enter, so simply selecting it
will save you the hassle of re-typing the address again.

That
said, if you have your History stored for a long time
(See the General tab) then enabling this may
cause to much clutter as you have too many URL’s to scroll
through. Untick to disable Auto Complete for
Web addresses.

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