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Links not opening? Maybe they are!
Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Internet Explorer 7 or Internet Explorer 8
A question one of our start page users asked, prompted this tip. If you
use Internet Explorer 7 or 8, with tabbed browsing enabled, you might
not be aware that by default, when a new tab is created, it does not
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Explorer does not go to the newly created tab by default. This may cause
many of you to think perfectly good links are broken.
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This is a good tip for ALL Internet
Explorer 7 and Internet Explorer 8 users - because it will save you a
lot of annoyances - and a lot of frustration.
Start off by opening Internet Explorer and
clicking "Tools", "Internet Options". In the General Tab (the default)
go into the Tab section and click settings (see fig. 1 below):
fig. 1
Make sure you check the box that says
"Always switch to new tabs when they are created." (See fig. 2 below.)
fig. 2
Click "OK" to save your changes, then click
"Apply" "OK" in the main dialog, if prompted. This will solve the
problem some of you are having when you click a link and it appears
nothing happens.
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