how do I access history of sites visited?
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In I.E. click on "view" "Explorer Bar" "History" or use short cut ctrl+H happy surfing
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Use Super Winspy - it's a free software. Most of the time, the history would be in the index.dat
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Go into the Internet Options.   You should see the CLEAR HISTORY button right there. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing.
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Click on your computer's main tool bar's history icon.  When you have the history box open, click on "Yahoo" and it will bring up all of the searches you've done.
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clear browsing history
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Open your browser, on the top toolbar near "BACK" "FORWARD" "STOP" "REFRESH" you should see "HISTORY". Click it, and a list will open up on the left hand side of the screen.\nIf you are chceking up on someone you can click the sites listed and they will open up. If you want to hide those sites from someone else, than right click, and hit "DELETE"
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check the history. Click on and it will show you the last websites visited. You can also check "cookies" and "temporary internet files."
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go to the history button on your browser
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Clicking on your history button is one way of checking but if you are really computor savy,( or not ) go into tools, internet options,settings,view files or view folders. But be careful what you open.
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Turn it on in the browser.\n\nOr if it is on, you must have cleared the history
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In Internet Explorer one of the toolbar buttons on the top say History.  Click on it.
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go to Tools>Internet Options>Clear History
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click on the  history icon on the tool bar
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Have a browser through your Windows "temp" folder. Unless you have specifically set you browser not to accept cookies from 3rd party sites, using cookies alone will NOT provide an accurate idea of what pages have been loaded
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goto into tools> internet options and under general tab you have BROWSING HISTORY, press clear button.\n\nthis is in case of IE 7.0
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On your tool bar at the top of your screen there is a History button.Left Click on it. It might look like a clock with an arrow inside. Once you click on it, it should open a window beside your window that you have opened. It will show you every web site that you have visited on your computer. All you do then is Right click on any of the sites. It will say Expand or Delete. Choose Delete. There ya go. Let me know if get it done.   Ladyecho
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I don't think so, but if you really want to, you can hit Tools, Internet options in internet exploreer. There ,click on settings, under temporary internet files, and then view files.There you might find something to help you determine the sites adress (baner, etc...) or the site itself.