HOW DO I STOP IE7 from opening brand new windows whenever i click on a new destination, instead of?
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Click on Tools, then Internet Options.  On the General Tab, look toward the bottom under Tabs and click the Settings button.  You can change how IE opens new windows here, under "when a pop up is encountered."
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All of your settings and addons automatically sets itself once you download and run ie7. Its just like downloading firefox.
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I had the same problem and this took care of it for me.  Hope it helps.\n\n"Here is a technique that often fixes the problem, though it's not guaranteed. First, close all open IE windows, then launch IE again. Right-click on any link and choose Open in New Window. Resize the resulting secondary window to the size you want for all secondary windows.\n\nNow close the window by holding the Shift key and clicking the X icon in its top-right-hand corner. Set the remaining window to the size you want IE to have when initially launched, and close it in the same way. IE should now remember your preferred window sizes. If it forgets after a while, apply this simple fix again."
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It sounds like you might be in Kiosk mode with the Hide Toolbars option selected.  When Internet explorer is focused, press the F-11 key to get out of Kiosk mode.
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IE can't be removed Its part of your windows processes, dont try youll screw things up pretty quick beilive me I know. :P
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http://www.generation.net/~hleboeuf/ieindex.htm     \n\nMicrosoft Internet Explorer 6.0 = support.microsoft.com = http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;EN-US;ie\n\nhttp://inetexplorer.mvps.org/answers2.htm\n\n  Tools/ internet options/ general tab/temp internet files\ndelete files/ delete all offline content   ;   Then = Tools/ internet options/General tab/ settings = change to every visit to the page/apply/ok/ok \n\n    Try tools/internet options/advanced/browsing/reuse windows for launching shortcuts/apply/ok/ok     or     tools/ internet options/ advanced/ security/ - Uncheck 3 entries at the top of that section of advanced tab/ apply and restart PC. =\n\n       If  right clicking  a link and choosing  'open in new window' does not work , then see =      You cannot open a new Internet Explorer window or nothing occurs after you click a link = Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 281679  = http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-GB;q281679
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RIGHT CLICK ON THE LINK...AND CHOOSE "OPEN IN NEW WINDOW"   \n\nOR \n\nGO INTO YOUR SETTINGS ON YOUR COMPUTER\n...AND REMOVE THE "CHECK MARK"  FROM.....  \n*REUSE WINDOWS*   :    (PERMANENT WAY...UNTIL YOU WANT TO CHANGE IT IN THE FUTURE, IF YOU CHANGE YOUR MIND)\n\nTHIS IS WHERE YOU MAKE THE CHOICE FOR THIS OPTION >  \n\nFrom IE> Tools> \nInternet Options> \nAdvanced>      (*ADVANCED*  TAB  ON  BOX WITH TABS AT TOP)\nBrowsing>     \nuncheck box  "Reuse windows for launching shortcuts." \n\nNOW EVERYTIME YOU CLICK ON A LINK...IT WILL OPEN IN A NEW WINDOW......\n\n\n\nOR YOU CAN DO THIS........(TEMPORARY WINDOWS FOR A LINK, THE LINK WILL ONLY OPEN IN A NEW WINDOW EACH TIME YOU USE THIS OPTION)\n_______________________________________________\nRight-click on one of the desired links using the right mouse button (hold button down for Mac) \n\nA pop-menu appears - select "open link in new browser window" \n\nThis will launch a new web browser window which will access the desired link. \n\nWhile waiting for this new page to download... return to your first web browser window to explore other links. \n\nThe easiest way switch back to your other browser window is to use "alt" - "tab" (hold down the alt key... click on tab just once (still holding the alt key), Now you can let go of the alt key \nYou should now be looking at your original web browser window. \nRight-Click on the additional interesting links on this page, causing each promising lead to open up in its own browser window. \nonce you have 5-10 browser windows open, you can easily scan through these many windows by: Holding down the alt key (continuously), click on the tab key (tab, tab, tab).  IN the pop up menu that appears you will see many icons, each one representing an open window.  The title of each window is displayed as you "tab" through them.  Once the icon you are interested in is highlighted, you can finally let go of the alt key.
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should be able do go into add/remove programs and remove IE 7.
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In IE Click on Tools > Internet Options  > Settings \n\nIn check for newer pages select "every time i visit the page" \n\nClick on ok. \n\nBy the way try using firefox instead of internet explorer, its much better.\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/firefox/
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If it's a newer version of Internet Explorer, you probably have pop up ads blocked, which causes links that are targeted to open in a new browser window not to open. You can turn off the option to block pop ups, or hold down the Ctrl button while you click the link to allow a new browser window to open for a particular link.
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Try hitting the CTRL key and W at the same time. In Internet Explorer this will close an open browser window. It may be a adware program has popped open a new window and this command will close it. \n\nAlso, do yourself a favor and get a pop-up blocker from Yahoo or Google to help this.
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If you want internet explorer to open maximized.\nOpen one window and left click and drag it to the maximum size, and then press and hold the shift key and click the red x to close the window, and that should do it.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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You REAAALLLLY do NOT want IE to open automatically when you boot up do you???? I sincerely hope NOT!!! THAT is a very good way to get your puter infected with all kinds of mal-ware, i.e.: viruses, spyware and WORSE!!!\n\nTo get the IE ICON on your desktop, simply right-click on an open area of your desktop, choose Properties, choose the Desktop Tab, then the Customize Button, then put a check-mark in the box next to "Internet Explorer" at the top of the 'popup', then exit by clicking the OKs until you're out. Then you can move the Icon anywhere you want it by holding a right-click and dragging it to where you want it. You will then be able to click on it whenever you want to go on-line.
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Start -> Control Panel -> Add Remove Programs -> Internet Explorer, remove!
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what browser are you using?\n\nfor any browsers, Control + N will open up a new window. if you only click on the link, you will usually have the link replaces the current page unless you go to options to change the link to open in a new window.\n\nif you're using IE 7 or Mozilla Firefox, you can open those new pages in a new tab. or press Ctrl when you click on a link at the same time.
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there is a download from Microsoft to fix that it has something to do with the yahoo tool bar, i installed IE7 and had no problems yet!!!!!!!!!!! it just takes a long time to load, when open it flys
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IE7?    Yes, it's one of the "features" of the new version - bad movement handling.\n\nThe best cure is to uninstall it (from the control panel) and let IE6 take over again (which it will, with no further action from you)... then resolve never to let Microsoft field-test new software on your computer, ever again.