How do I open the sites I have viewed during offline.?
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If you are using IE you can just go back to Menu bar and under File Menu uncheck the OFFLINE and it will bring your browser settting to ONLINE. Now you can connect to live interenet ( make sure your computer is properly configured for direct internet access).\n\nHope it will help you out.
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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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Go to Tools> Internet Option > General > Temporary Internet File. \nand do the same thing to History. \nHarry
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go to tools\n\ngo to options\n\nclear cache, and history and temp internet files
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Click on your "Tools" Dropdown menu. Then click "internet options". Then click "delete Cookies". Then click "delete files", and while you are there, check the box that says "delete all offline content". Then, if you don't want to keep any history on websites you can also click to "clear history". When you log off the internet, all of your information should be gone.  If anyone knows of a further step, please post it here.
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in internet explorer\n\nTools -> internet Options... -> contents->   Certificates ->  \n\nremove from them
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Go to Tools>Internet Options> Look for "Delete Files" and click on it. Check "Delete offline content" and press OK.
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Winhttrack is the best offline browser. Can copy a complete website for offline viewing.\nhttp://www.httrack.com
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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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In IE click tools / internet options / delete files (eventually check also the box "delete all offline content") / ok\n\nAlso delete cookies and clear history the same way.
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go in internet options,  then general,  and clear history
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If you're using Internet Explorer go into your History (Ctrl-Shift-H), and sort by date, it will show you all the websites you've visited on a given day.\n\nIf you use Firefox click on Go -> History (or Ctrl-H) and it will show you a similar list
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WebCopier, if you're looking for a download manager. It will check to see if there have been changed and then update them for offline viewing. It is payware (about $50 USD, for lifetime) but very worth it.
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1)Tools > internet options > general > clear history > yes.\n2)Tools > internet options > general > delete files > delete all offline content > ok.\n3)Tools > internet options > general > delete cookies > ok.\n4)Tools > internet options > content > autocomplete > clear forms & clear passwords.
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With Internet Explorer you can check all those INDEX.DAT files in the history folder on the harddisk.\nThere's a free forensic programm you can use to create a table of sites visited:\nhttp://www.foundstone.com/index.htm?subnav=resources/navigation.htm&subcontent=/resources/proddesc/pasco.htm
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if u dont want  ur browser to store\nur site history then under windows \n\n1 right click on internet explorer Icon in desktop or \n  from control panel\n2 slect properties\n\n3 a new configration windows will get open\n\n4 here u will see history under this make it 0 days \n\n5 click apply \nok
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Open the internet explorer, click tools --> internet options --> General --> Settings --> view files.\n\nYou are in the temporary internet files' folder now.