For example if you are using yahoo, at the top of the webpage you will normally see www.yahoo.com. Someone has changed the settings on my computer so that I cannot see this URL(www.yahoo.com does not appear at the top of the page). How can I change it back so that the URL appears at the top of the page?? Thanks for any help.
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If you are using Internet Explorer, just go to the menu item at the top of the browser window called VIEW, then select TOOLBARS, and make sure ADDRESS BAR is checked.\n\nFirefox is similar except your toolbar will be called "Navigation Toolbar".\n\nAdditionally,\n\nA virus or some other entity might have entered this restriction to disable the address bar.  See if you have the "NoAddressBar" registry entry described on this page:\n\nhttp://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1111/\n\nIf all else fails,\n\nmake sure Internet explorer is closed and use the following utility:\n\nhttp://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/xp_toolbarfix.htm
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Try setting Firefox as your default browser...that way no matter what link you click on anywhere it should open up in Firefox.   To set it as the default browser click on Tools on the toolbar then options, then on the general tab you'll see default browser. Just hit check now and if it isn't alreay set  go ahead and set it.  Hope this helps.
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What comes up exactly?\nIf you are talking about you're home page then you'll have to go to, Tool, Internet options, and make you're home page whatever you want.
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Ok, I just figured it out but I am not sure what to change it to but I can guess haha. But here is the location.\nGo to RUN\nType regedit\nClick HKEY_CURRENT_USER\nClick SOFTWARE\nClick MICROSOFT\nClick INTERNET EXPLORER\nClick Search\nRight click CustomizeSearch and Click MODIFY and type this:\nhttp://ie.search.yahoo.com/{sub_rfc1766}/srchasst/srchcust.htm\nand click OK.\nRight Click SearchAssistant and Click MODIFY and type this:\nhttp://ie.search.yahoo.com/{sub_rfc1766}/srchasst/srchasst.htm\nand click OK.\n\nIf it doesn't just change it back. Also I have not tried it, this is just a guess don't get mad if it doesn't work. Also send me an email telling me what happened and if it worked or not please, just curious.
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try restarting the computer and then go striaght tp yahoo.\nor you can just let your home page be yahoo.\nMy does the same thing sometimes...could also mean just a lot internet traffic
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That is if you get a popup blocked for using their activex control.  It pops up just above where you see the visible webpage, below your browser menues if you have a popup blocker enabled.
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Not sure which browser you are using. Looks like your browser has stored the information in Cache. \nIf you are using Internet Explorer (IE), click on "Tools" menu and select "Internet Options". On the General Tab, click on "Settings" button to see what is your current setting. The "Check for newer version of stored Page" shoud either be set to "Automatically" or "Every visit to the page". Correct this setting if necessary and you should see the changes. \nHope this helps.
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<? header("Location: http://www.someurl.com"); ?>\n\nYour header() calls must occur BEFORE you send any content to the browser. For example, this works:\n\n<?\nif($a == 1) {\nheader("Location: http://www.someurl.com");\n}\necho "Hello world!";\n?>\n\nThis does NOT work and will throw an error indicating that headers have already been sent:\n\n<?\necho "Hello world!";\nif($a == 1) {\nheader("Location: http://www.someurl.com");\n}\n?>\n\nAny time you see the error message that headers have already been sent, you need to move your header() statement higher up on your page.
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Yes. Go to your control panel, internet options folder and on the first line at the top you'll see the area to change your startup page. Use "Blank" and save the change. That way, you can go to any site of your choice when opening a browser page and not be forced to go to a site of anyone else's choice. Be sure to restart the computer afterwards so that the new changes can take effect. Larry Radio Shack 01-9590
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Some links are set up that way by the web page designer and there's nothing you can do about it.  By default, your browser should be set up to open links in the same window and you can CHOOSE to open then in a new window by right clicking on the link.
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Which homepage (new or old) you see and some of the customizations are controlled via one or more cookies dropped on your system.\n\nHere are the quick links to switch between Yahoo's new and old home pages,\n\n"Preview the all-new Yahoo! home page" http://www.yahoo.com/r/vp\nThis appears in the upper right hand corner of the old homepage\n\n\n"Switch to old page" http://www.yahoo.com/r/vq\nThis appears in the upper left hand corner of the new homepage
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It's in your control panel >Internet options > Security settings > custom settings \n\nyour going to have to decide what option you want to change it to. Not run or run
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Yahoo is not a browser, it is a Web site. Are you using Internet Explorer or Mozilla FireFox? It is easy to set Yahoo! as your homepage. Just go into the internet options and type in Yahoo.com
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disable it, if you can. theres websites you can go on that have their own web server in their page, and itll let you go to any page.
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you may have to open it. if you have a computer like mine it will be werid when opperating other toolbars with yahoos (it will switch the names aroun, ex aol will be listed as yahoo, yahoo will be listed as aol) left click over the gray part of your tool bar and keep adding toolbars till you find yahoos. computers have a mind of thier own...
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When you open your browser (Internet Explorer) click on tools>Internet Options.  Where it says home page enter the URL and click OK.
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Go to the Tools menu in your upper toolbar - left click the mouse. go down to "internet options"\nin the dialougue box that opens for "Home page" type in \n\nhttp://www.yahoo.com/\n\nThen Hit "Apply"\nand then "OK"\n\nThat ought to do it.