In the new version of Internet Explorer, how do I get links to open up in a new tab rather than a new window?
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go over the link and press down on the scroller on your mouse so it clicks. This is the fastest way to do it.
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in IE tools, options, 3rd tab
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Yes, although it has not been advertised (most likely because it is not as smooth as Firefox), the current MSN Search Toolbar for Internet Explorer offers the option to use a tabbed interface.
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For Firefox, see links below:\nFor Internet Explorer: Switch to Firefox and see above ; )
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On Internet Explorer 7 click the gold star on the left of the toolbar, or press Ctrl + i or Alt + c on your keyboard, and also if the Menu Bar with File, Edit, View, Favorites, Tools, and Help isn't showing, click Tools (an icon that looks like a gear) on the bottom right of the toolbar, a menu pops up, click Menu Bar, or right click a vacant space on the toolbar, a menu pops up, click Menu Bar. \n\nIf you only need the Menu Bar with File, Edit, View, Favorites, Tools, and Help to appear temporarily just press the Alt key on your keyboard. This way your toolbar doesn't take up as much of your screen. If you want it to stay permanently, right click on a vacant space on the toolbar and click Menu Bar.\n\nTo make Google your home page, go to Google, click Tools at the top of your screen, click Internet Options, on the General tab under home page click Use current, click Apply, click OK
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Get Mozilla Firefox, which supports tabs. Opera does also. Microsoft is finally putting them in Internet Explorer 7, but it's not out of beta testing yet. (Why would you want to use IE anyway?)
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In the toolbar goto Tools\nThen internet options\nThen choose the tab general\n\nThe top text box will let you change which page loads when you open internet explorer.  Type the address you want to go to.  Or if your looking at it on the page, choose current.
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If you have a pop-up blocker, this may be stopping new web pages from opening. In Internet Explorer, go to Tools > Pop-Up Blocker and see if that is turned off.\n\nAnother possibility is that if you're clicking links in emails to visit the web pages, you may have to hold the CTRL key while clicking the link. If this doesn't work you can always copy the link, open Internet Explorer, and paste the link in the address bar (and hit ENTER).
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hold down shift while clicking on the link bringing the pop up.  \n\nShift momentarly disable the pop-up blockers (for most of them, some uses ctrl instead of shift)
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Open IE, go to Help at the top and 'About Internet Explorer'
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if you upgraded to the new internet explorer then it is the Active Script features. You should try and use firefox and see if the links work then.
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on IE....on toobar up top click "tools" then "internet options" then on new window click the last tab "advanced"\n\nscroll down till you get to the link area and uncheck "use inline autocomplete"
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go to the Help tab and go to the About Internet Explorer option...
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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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To open a new tab, click on the small blank tab to the far right or use the (Ctrl T) key combination.\n\ncheck out my source. it has the detailed ways.\n\nwith pictures/screenshots.
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Not knowing what version of Windows you are using. Explorer uses IE to open up folders. that could be what you're seeing.
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In Internet Explorer go to Tools>Internet Options>Programs