How can I make Internet Explorer open a new tab every time I Click a new link?
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Explorer doesn't do that, just install Firefox and use it whenever you fancy using tabs, it's free lol.\nhttp://www.sleekbytes.com/picasa-google.htm
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use two completely different browsers.  I almost always have internet explorer and mozilla open.
35655
I'm not sure what program you're using, but if you're talking about internet explorer, go to View>Toolbars and select "Standard Buttons"
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you must be using internet explorer
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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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There is a Firefox plugin called IETab (or similar) that will open a web page in IE in a tab in Firefox. Here's the home page:\n\nhttp://ietab.mozdev.org/
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in control panel there is a way to tell your pc to open links pages windows in a new pane. or just right the link and then left click OPEN IN NEW WINDOW
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when you open the internet explorer, go to TOOLS>INTERNET OPTIONS and under the Tab options, click SETTINGS.\n\nOn the upper part choices.. Check the box for "Open Homepage for new Tabs instead of a blank page"\n\nThis should do it.
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Get the extension IE tab from mozilla. It's sweet
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in windows, use the history tab in IE
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go to the Help tab and go to the About Internet Explorer option...
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Its how the website's javascript handles the new window open. You should get the new I.E 7.0. It has tabbing and you can actually force it to open a new window whenever you click a link. Or you can also get http://www.mozilla.com and install FireFox or Mozilla and it has tabbing too. Try another browser to implement this.
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I'm not sure I follow your problem, but if you are speaking of clicking on a link and having the new page replace the one you clicked from, that is not a feature in most cases that you can adjust.  \nThe html coding of the link on the "referring" page controls whether it opens up a new browser window or opens it up in the current one.\nIf it is opening it up in the current one, most of the time all you have to do is click on the [<BACK] button to return to the referring page.
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My way is add a link and show the link toolbar on IE, right click on the link and change the url to say c:&#92;yourfolder&#92;run.bat, then use the link as button
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Did you mean you want to launch new IE windows whenever you click on a URL link or shortcut? If so, this fix may work for you. Go into IE 6.0's main menus as follows: Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced. Under the Browsing category, unselect Reuse Windows for launching shortcuts. Restart IE.
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set firefox as ur default browser.\nwhen u start firefox for the first time it imports all the bookmarks and history from internet explorer.
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The page you are talking about is only temporary. From memory (am mainly a firfox user myself, although I still have IE7 installed), you can set the tab behaviour to open as a blank page or to your homepage.\n\nSo as not to get the "instructions" page, just click on the checkbox not open new tabs to that particular page.