Was not sure where to post this as it has to do with a piece of software but Windows 7 as well. Well, I am playing with The Windows Clubs' Homepage Maker : http://www.thewindowsclub.com/customize-browser-home-page-with-homepage-maker-for-ie-firefox-chrome-opera. It is a VERY easy way to make a sleek IE homepage containing all (up to like 18) of your favs. For someone who has no website building ability it is great and it makes awesome looking pages as well. Anyway, it is time consuming and I usually do a few and close it and go back later to do some more. The problem is every time you open it it changes IE9's homepage to the incomplete page you are working on and then when you open IE it bitches that the homepage is broken. How can I protect my current homepage from being changed until I am done with the one I am working on? Or at least until when "I" want to change it?
Also something is deleting my temporary Internet files it's not saving history, passwords etc.. is there a way to protect those so IE9 has the only rights to change the files?
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Was not sure where to post this as it has to do with a piece of software but Windows 7 as well. Well, I am playing with The Windows Clubs' Homepage Maker : http://www.thewindowsclub.com/customize-browser-home-page-with-homepage-maker-for-ie-firefox-chrome-opera. It is a VERY easy way to make a sleek IE homepage containing all (up to like 18) of your favs. For someone who has no website building ability it is great and it makes awesome looking pages as well. Anyway, it is time consuming and I usually do a few and close it and go back later to do some more. The problem is every time you open it it changes IE9's homepage to the incomplete page you are working on and then when you open IE it bitches that the homepage is broken. How can I protect my current homepage from being changed until I am done with the one I am working on? Or at least until when "I" want to change it?
Also something is deleting my temporary Internet files it's not saving history, passwords etc.. is there a way to protect those so IE9 has the only rights to change the files?
Thanks,
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