how do I depreciate a web site?
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I'm an auditor and I have never come across this.  I know that the MACRS depreciation life for software is 3 years - maybe this will help you.
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File -> Work Offline\n\nOr \n\nYou can File -> Save Page As... and select Web Site Complete for a specific web site
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if you are using internet explorer then go to the top and press the lil clock with an arrow goin backwards then on the left of the screen right click and select delete on the sites you want deleted!
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check below link for guide to online degress
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Depending on your provider, you might have a control panel that will give you this information.  Almost all web servers have logs, so you could get the information out of the log.  Perhaps an easier way would be to get a web counter for your site, which will give you lots of useful information.
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Do as above then also:\n\n1. Click on the History icon which is the one on the tool bar that looks like a clock and is to the right of the Favorites icon.\n\n2. Click on the day where you want to delete the site you were at.\n\n3. From the drop down right click on the site you want to delete and from the drop down select delete.\n\nNow it is gone ......or is it....????\n\nIt is gone as far as you are concerned but what you have done is give your computer permission to write on top of that space.  The information could be found by companies that remove the hard drive and check as long as that space has not been written on top of.\n\nThere is software you cay buy if you want to really clean a hard drive, not just your history.
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well try $5 - $15 a page or or like $10-$15 and hr, \nor call local web host can ask them what that will charge and then go like 30% lower then them :D
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go to tools, internet options, delete files, delete cookies, clear history.
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Yes you can.  Try www.cheaperthandirt.com
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Use their website directly ...
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well delete cookies\ndelete temperorary internet files\nget a different browser\nfirefox
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You don't. It's a gamble, just like everything else on the web.
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Go to Tools, Internet options.  Delete your cookies, delete your history, and clear your cache.
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Get your page as close to right as you can in FrontPage, then open your page in Notepad and add your include statements.\n\nOr, better yet, ditch FrontPage, which is responsible for more bad Web sites than any other source on Earth.
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You can go to Tools -- Internet Properties -- and click clear history, but if you want to clear website history permanently..i suggest looking into one of these:\n\nthey clear your browser, registry, and swap disk as well..
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If memory serves... zillow.com\n\nif you live in a quickly moving market the data on zillow is pretty bad... if your in a slow market then it should be fairly close.
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Clean your cache.\n\nMake it a trusted, allowed and exempted site.