how to restricts Internet sites else mail.yahoo.com?
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If you are trying to prevent access to certain things on the Internet (certain web pages, messenger etc) you could use a firewall.\n\nI would recommend Sunbelt Kerio Personal Firewall which is available for free at http://www.sunbelt-software.com/Kerio.cfm\n\nYou could read the help files to figure out exactly how to block the sites and services you don't want to be able to access.
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Sure - click Options (top right), then select "POP Access and Forwarding". At the bottom of this page you can enter an alternative address to forward all of your mails to (but you can't forward to another Yahoo address)
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You can actually get a anti-spam software like Mcafee anti-spam and block the e-mail address
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U can do it this way. First try to surf thru the website http://www.pimpmyip.com Make it ur home page. This website byepasses ur firewall and does not let others see which sites hv been visited by u. Secondly, follow this path. Tools > internet options> security> restricted site> Remove the restricted sites. Now choice is urs.
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In Yahoo email, go to options, general preferences, messages, and uncheck block HTML graphics.\n\nOr, in internet explorer, go tools, internet options, privacy, and lower your setting to accept cookies.
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in the internet explorer goto tools menu - internet options - security click restricted sites click sites and add the website you do not want to access. Thats all your job is done.
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yahoo offers such a policy .. u can create another address but the mail comes to inbox of the other address...
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Sure you can block certain addresses. In AOL go to the top bar - Settings, Mail Control, Sender Filter and then customize however you want it.\n\nReporting it as spam won't always work.
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Use block address function inside of options for mail.  You can do it by email address as well as domain....\n\nAlso, don't do any more surveys unless you trust the site.
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if you go to tools, then internet options at the bottom.You go to privacy at the top and click on sites that you can type in and allow or block.
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Yahoo does have a way to block email IDs.\n\nGo to Options / Filters\nand add a filter to automatically move emails from that address to Trash..
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Probably you're refering to restricting some websites from being viewed. In this case just add the adresses in the restricted sites tab, place a password (you must have admin rights of course) and here you go.
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you can block particular types of websites from your Spyware or Virus cleaner and if there is not then  Click the internet icon on the status bar and then click restricted sites icon and then add the websites you want to be blocked .\nfrom \nharry
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Yes. Set your hosts file to block the site:\n\n127.0.0.1 unwantedsite.com\n\nhttp://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm
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for yahoo web based mail, go to options, POP Access and Forwarding. and fill in the email address to forward to and enable it.\n\nif you are viewing your mail with outlook, thunderbird, etc. etc.\n\nlook around for something called message rules or message filters. you can usually specify a huge amount of actions to be taken automatically with email.\n\nhope this helps you
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If the computer is running Windows XP, and you're using one of the Internet Explorers.  This is very simple to accomplish without putting a fancy program in the computer. Open Explorer, click on tools, then Internet options. On the window that opens up, click on the security tab in the top box you should see a red checkmark this is restricted sites, highlight the red check, below that there's a button that says, sites click on this, now all you have to do is enter the correct Internet address in the line and click add.  Do this for each web site you wish to block.  The only thing your brother will get is an Internet error page, he will think the servers down.
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Under the Internet Explorer options (Tools-Options), you can set the security options for the browser. You can block such sites. Also, ad blockers might help a bit